Wed, 15 Feb 2012 Home Accountz 2012 review
Managing your personal finances has never been so Eazy
- Manufacturer: Accountz.com Limited
- Pros: Total simplicity; video tutorials; expanded data gives better idea of financial standing; customisable reports; does exactly what it says on the box
- Cons: Still no means of tracking share prices live
- Price: £39.99
- Star rating:

Keeping track of your money is a dull necessity, and whether it’s just in your head or on a computer it’s easy to get confused and miss something. If you’ve avoided using your computer for this before, perhaps it’s time to change.
Home Accountz 2012 introduces the Eazy Button, which aims to take you straight into any aspect of the application, so you can quickly and easily take control of your personal finances. You can start by importing your statement from your bank, or data from a previous home accounting package. The package supports OFX, CSV and QIF formats and, with the support of a number of online videos, you’re quickly up to date.
It’s here that the Eazy Button comes into its own. You no longer need to navigate through menus and button bars to find the function you want: it’s a big, clear, button on a sixteen-square grid that, with just a click, takes you through a couple of steps to perform the type of entry you want in the correct way. Each step is fully documented, as you’d expect, and the end result is the data exactly where you want it.
Enhancements have been made elsewhere, with additional columns being added to some of the tables to allow you to immediately get a better view of your financial position at that point in time.

With just a click, the Eazy Button takes you instantly to the part of your finances that you want to focus on
Once you start using a tool such as this for financial planning, you’ll wonder how you lived without it – as long as you remember it’s only ever as current as the most recent data you put into it.
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