At the moment YummyFTP is just 15$ with the coupon code ONLY15YUM (see official website)

WTF? Direct Download is more expensive than the boxed version?
Description says: "Buy VMWare Fusion for $79.99 (direct download) or from Amazon for $49.99 (boxed)."

When it comes to financial programs for the Mac there is either too many or too few applications to actually be considered. For Americans there are lots of really good programs, but what about people with a currency different from US Dollars or a native language apart from English? Well, this is where Moneydance is the one and only application that is actually worth looking at.

Of course, there is always GnuCash that can be installed using Fink and is run under Apple's X11, but if you're looking for something easy to use that will talk to you in German, French, Spanish or another language Moneydance is your best choice Period. And should you think: My, this is a Java app, it's got to be ugly and clunky, you're wrong! That's what I thought at first, but then I realized that MD is really fu working with (well, not as much fun as working with programs conforming with the interface guidelines, but almost). Plus the price is awesome: less than 30 Euros aren't very much.

Concerning the functionality: I am very sad Moneydance doesn't support HBCI (German banking standard), so you cannot do online banking with it with a German bank. Of course, if you need it there's always MacKonto or BankX, but they aren't as simple to use and full of functionality (plus there both much more expensive).
I do my banking via Safari and enter all my transactions into Moneydance. It's really the only acceptable financial solution for use on a Mac outside the English-speaking world.

It's a pretty decent intro to SQL. I have no idea why the stars on the left have to be there but apart from that it is a great tool to learn the structured query language SQL.

I purchased Yummy quite some time ago and did not regret it ever since. The interface is very clean, external editors are supported, connections are always stable for me (ftp and sftp) and the synchronizing features seem great (granted, I only tried them a couple of times out of curiosity).

So what made me choose this application over free alternatives such as Cyberduck? In short: The others crashed or didn't handle bookmarks as well as this client.
I guess Transmit, Fetch and CaptainFTP are equally good but I decide to stick with Yummy for a long time since the support is really great. I lost the password to one of my accounts and mailed the programmer who, upon receiving the bookmark file, recovered the password for me.