Home finance software

[4play]

Im really looking for some home finance software that has the abilty to also keep track of all the overtime i do at work.

Nothing particularly fancy really just want a program that i can add what bills i have to pay each month ( rent, council tax....). I also need it to be able to keep track of all my overtime and work out what my monthly wage will be.

I was tempted to acutally write my own in php and store it all in a mysql database but i just want to see what else is out there already.

[skandelouz]

Quickbooks? Quicken? MSN Money? Just a few that come to mind

[maxehhh]

you should try with a palm :P

[4play]

quicken seems to be just the ticket but i really cant be bothered to ue cracked software to control manage my finances just incase something goes wrong.

It just seems easier for me to write my own.

[100%]

sometimes a simple pen and paper does wonders.

excel?

[Barbarossa]

excel works for me

[4play]

Thats what i have been using but it was becoming a pain since working out my pay was complicated. anything over 39 hours is time and a half, sunday is double, security rate is +£1.50 and bank holiday pay. I ended up writing huge formulas to work it out every month.

I would much rather have some software to do it for me so i might as well write it myself once and just whack my hours in and let it work it out for me.

[Everard]

So, is there any issue towards your wage calculations? I mean, you employer doesn't give you the right of you.
I am wondering that the all book keeping must not be concerned for a employee. Can you see it!
regards