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DESCRIPTION
iBank is a personal and small business financial manager designed to 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 3 is a robust financial application able to meet the needs of the casual spender to online day-trader.

iBank can directly connect to your bank to download transactions and the new .mac-enabled iPhone webapp allows you to enter transactions on the road. Other new features allow you to track your loans, see your account balance through time and flip through your transactions with Cover Flow.

iBank 3 is the Quicken killer you've been waiting for.

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WHAT'S NEW
Version 3.1:
  • When importing transactions arrow appears to indicate matched transactions
  • Fixed bug with scheduled transactions before a file is saved
  • Minor improvement to capital gains report
  • Improved forecasting
  • Fixed autofill bug with securities and security symbols
  • Changed iPhone sync keyboard shortcut to command-option-s
  • Fixed bug where it could be hard to set a category for a dividend transaction
  • Split info correctly appears in report's transactions
  • Fixed crash that could occur if a memorized transaction was missing an amount
  • When creating a loan account starting balance transaction's type is set to withdrawal
  • Fixed bug where category and budget monitor columns wouldn't be preserved between launches
  • Fixed bug where OFX connections from another user account would try to use a nil password
  • Minor improvements to printing transactions
  • Minor localization improvements
  • Fixed bug where one could transfer to the originating account
  • Fixed rounding error in loan calculations
  • Improved importing of OFX files with non US characters
  • Improved saving table columns in the portfolio view
  • Improved loading historical prices when many securities are selected
  • Minor improvements to smart accounts
  • Check numbers properly retained when copying and pasting
  • Improved smart accounts
  • Improved the loading of web pages in the internal browser
  • Improved QIF importing
  • Fixed bug when posting scheduled transactions
  • Fixed bug where hidden accounts could show up in scheduled transactions
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.5.1 or later.
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Developer:IGG Software, LLC
Downloads:69,104
  - Version d/l:1,320
Home & Personal:Personal Finance
License:Demo
Date:12 May 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$59.99
RATING
***½.
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iBank User Reviews (80 posts)Write A Review
Jun 3 2008

CREATIVE ARTS & TECHNOLOGIES  Looks very cool. And a Mobile companion for iPhone is what I am missing there so far (compared to e.g. Palm which I still do my accounting on the road ;-)

Important question to qualify it for my own (and most other people's) needs:

Does it support multiple Currencies??  (Version 3.1)

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May 15 2008
*****

WILLIAMO  Before purchasing this software, I tried almost all the others in this category (i.e. Jumsoft Money, MoneyWell, and Cha-Ching. They all had some features I loved and some features I would never use. I spent a lot of time loading my financial information in all of them so I could really compare "apples to apples". But the think that put iBank over the top, was the necessity of contacting the technical support dept about a slight problem. They answered and fixed the problem so quick that I thought it was an "automated" reply. I even asked an unrelated question and it was answered almost as fast. It's not to say I may have some other problems in the future, but until then I give iBank (5) stars.  (Version 3.1)

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May 12 2008
*****

DONEBYLEE  I do not know what happened to the other reviewers who hate this program so much, but I love it.

I have been using iBank exclusively since its public beta and I have no problems whatsoever.

Is it on an even par with Quicken feature-by-feature? No, it is not. But it does everything I need it to.

Download and reconcile transactions with existing entries works perfectly for me. I have no problem with this feature. I use it everyday and have not had any problems at all.

I use split transactions all the time too. Again, I have had no problems.

Check it out, there is a free trial period so you don't have to buy it before trying it. I don't understand why someone wouldn't do that FIRST.  (Version 3.1)

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Mar 30 2008
**...

STEUERMANN  I bought this "Quicken killer" application and hoped it would indeed be that, but it fails. Too many things to enumerate here, but some of the major flaws are as follows:

1. split transactions, very difficult to enter data. If changes the signs (debit/credit) at will, and it's difficult for anyone who seriously uses this feature to use.

2. Download transactions - it does download them, but it does not match them to existing entries, which is completely lame. It just adds them in a new ones, and you have to go find all of the duplicate ones.

3. Try to create a new subcategory while in the middle of entering in a transaction - it will create a new category as category:subcategory instead of adding in a new subcategory to the existing category.

4. Also with split transactions, it orders the items in the order it wants to put them, not the order you enter them. So, after it is saved, it reorders the split items.

5. importing Quicken data - didn't work at all. When I tried to import my data from just the begging of the year (almost 3 months worth), it just hung the program.

Many more things which do not function. All in all, it looks nice, but when you start actually try to use the program, you see its shortcomings very quickly.  (Version 3.0.2)

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