finally- GnuCash

[Cyber Source]

Then you should see if the HBCI part of GnuCash will do what you want 
and if it will play with your bank. I pay all my credit cards and cell 
phone online but not all my bills. I have a folder in my bookmarks of 
all the sites that I need to go to do this and then just go to there 
sites to make a payment. It's funny to watch the evolution of online 
payments, etc.. Capital One for instance has a very nice interface and 
works well with fast posting times, etc.., Household bank is the worst 
I've seen, they take 3 days to process a payment and use an outside 
source to process it! This may be true of Capital One too but it's 
transparent to the user and posts the next day (if done before 3pm) even 
if it actually takes longer.

JJ Neff wrote:

>The funny thing is my wife and I have been discussing for a few weeks switching
>banks and I keep mentioning that I really want to Switch to GNUCash or another
>Linux Cash App. (Heck I would happily use Quicken ported to Linux).
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>I have to get years of data and LOTS of accounts moved and I know I just need
>to bite the bullet and do it.  M&T is charging more for MSMoney support which
>they used to send to customers free because they now want people to use Web
>Banking.  THe bill payment and cash forecasting features are the MOST often
>used feature of MS Money to me and I'm having a hard time imaging living
>without them.
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>JJN
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>>  So, This also might be a good topic to show during a meeting, if we 
>>ever have those again.......I'm sure we can find a few guys in the group 
>>that would be interested in this (John Neff comes to mind). Maybe there 
>>are a few guys in the group that can further my knowledge of this app 
>>too? What do you all think?
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