The Times Money Organiser

It is a very good, small program. Easy to use an practical.

I have lost my copy/cd and would like to know where I can download this program?

Have found the program excellent for my purposes, being easy to use for my everyday finances.

Child's play to set up. Will forecast, in statement view, up to 1month ahead - inserting all standing orders due and uncashed cheques, thereby showing exactly when you will go overdrawn. Will allow split entries. Handles up to 40 accounts. Transfers payments from one account to another e.g. from current account to credit card on payment. Historical information can be archived to save memory use. Can produce various useful reports and graphs. In short it does everything that a personal finance program needs to do. I've used this program and its predecessor, Money Matters by GSP, for many years - on Windows 98, 98SE and XP. It was cheaper, and in my view, much simpler and more versatile than either Quicken or MS Money. GSP must have lost their senses to ditch this program. There is a crying need for it now. Quicken and MS Money are no longer made for the UK and I have been looking for months for an alternative that will run on Vista. Everything I have looked at is a pale shadow of this excellent program.

I have used this excellent basic programme for years, unfortunately due to updating computers over this time I now have it installed in an old laptop. I have looked around for an updated version but unfortunately there doesn't seem to be one.

Ease of use, I couldn't have kept my finances in good order without it. I think I paid about £4.99 for it years ago, fantastic value.

It is easy to use and can be very helpful in helping with you money matters... I have used it and it helped me out but I no longer use it because I can't install onto my vista. If you forget to add and delete things i.e cheques sent, withdrawals from bank, it takes a while to readjust the organiser... well recommend The Times Money Organiser.