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Binding: CD-ROMBrand: Igg Software EAN: 0897133001017 Format: CD Item Dimensions: Label: Igg Software Manufacturer: Igg Software Model: 001017 MPN: 001017 Platform: Macintosh Publisher: Igg Software Release Date: May 15, 2007 Studio: Igg Software Features:
Editorial Review: Product Description: iBank 2 is an intuitive full-featured personal and small business financial manager. Manage bank accounts, credit cards and investments, analyze income and expenses with live updating charts, and plan your financial future with budgeting and forecasting. Wrapped in a beautiful Aqua interface, iBank 2 is a robust financial application able to meet the needs of casual spenders and online day-traders alike. Create budgets to plan your finances; Check how well you are sticking to your budgets with the Budget Monitor Scheduled transactions - Have iBank automatically enter planned or repeating transactions so that you don't have to Project account balances into the future based on pending scheduled transactions and/or historical balances Print checks using customizable templates Associate images with transactions, or organize groups by color, for easier visual management AppleScript support . Mac integration for safe, automatically backups Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Doesn't live upiBank doesn't live up to it's claims. The search engine, doesn't work. It can't automatically download from your banks as it claims. Do yourself a favor and pass on this one. It was an expensive lesson for me. Rating: - Not ready for prime timeI bought IBank thinking it might be an alternative to Quicken, which I've used since 1992. I'm not hugely unhappy with Quicken, but Intuit obviously doesn't give a crap about Mac users so it seemed like a good idea to find an alternative. However, this isn't it. Maybe if you were starting from scratch, the program might feel more friendly, but after waiting through an 8 HOUR DOWNLOAD of my .QIF file from Quicken only to find all my investment data (almost 20 years worth) must at BEST be checked ... Read More Rating:  - Pretty goodI recently switched from a PC to a Mac and was debating which financial software to get. I have never used Quicken, so I tried iBank. Over all it is easy to use and import information. However, when I use it for extended periods it tends to crash. It has been easy to use and figure out, but slightly frustrating with the instability and that there is no way to refresh the selections when reconciling statements. Rating: - Works great with a few small issuesI've been using this software for several months now. The recent upgrade to iBank 3 was a huge improvement. This has worked MUCH better than Quicken for Mac. My only complaint is that it is cumbersome to have to download statements from banks and import them. Many banks support direct imports but some of my banks do not. The banks refuse to work with anyone besides Quicken or Money. Other than that, this has been a great tool and works very well. I would highly recommend it over Quicken. Rating: - Great for Mac usersGreat product for mac users. I am a first time mac user (have a 2007 macbook) and selected this based on other reviews to replace my Microsoft Money. I had used Quicken in past and preferred Money's structure. This is very similar and great for those of us who just want to keep track of our checking/savings accounts and who don't have huge portfolios of investments to monitor. |
