I need to set up a computer program to better manage our finances.
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Well I suggest you get a feel for what you want your budget to look like (how are you going to categorize items and the such). No program will do it ALL for you. But you can get an excellent start here :http://financialbasics.blogspot.com/2006…
Good luck
Use http://www.tally.com or wings software or use oracle application or SAP
You really don’t need to download a program if you go to MSN they have a series of Excel and Wordtemplates that you could use.
At least till you decide exactly what you want from the program. I have money and quicken and I barely use it past the 50 things it’s suppose to be used for. I always end up using an excel template and budget chart I created.
Before you load more unintensional software on your pc make sure you know exactly what you need out of this software instead of bogging your pc space for useless gunk.