Financial Software: Mind Your Money On Your Mac.

For many Mac users, Intuit’s popular Quicken and Quick Books are the cat’s meow. Except for Quicken being about 12 generations behind the Windows version of Quicken. What else is available for the Mac?

Remarkably, plenty. Mac developers know their way around a checkbook and it doesn’t take long to find a few applications that can do what Quicken can’t.

Head to MacUpdate and enter ‘money’ in the search field. That gives you a list of Mac financial, accounting, and.... (excerpted).

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