Very basic question about gnucash

[Gregory Forster]

YES!  GNUcash will do all that you say.  Myself, I use GNUcash for our 
family finances, which include mortgage and automobile loans, IRAs, Roth 
IRAs invested in Mutual Funds and Variable Annuities.

I got fed up with Quicken/Intuit, always wanting to upgrade for more 
$$$$.  I was determined to make GNUcash work!

I not only use GNUcash for family, but also for business.  I got fed up 
with Peachtree's constant wanting (needing) to upgrade for hundreds $$$$!

Greg

On 2/19/2015 2:48 PM, Melvin Billik wrote:
> O.K. I have a financial spreadsheet that I created and use to track my
> entire financial situation. It has many stocks and mutual funds listed, as
> well as other items (value of home, cars, other local savings accounts,
> etc.). The purpose is just to give me a snapshot of my net worth.
>
>
> But it is a pain to update as I have to look up each stock/fund and enter
> the latest price. The spreadsheet then calculates the total value and adds
> things up. I have a separate section for cash items, stocks/fund in regular
> accounts, stocks/funds in IRAs, and stocks/funds in Roth IRAs, as well as
> debits (eg: mortgage balance, credit card balances, etc.).
>
>
>   I have a separate spreadsheet to do capital gains/losses, so that’s not
> essential.
>
>
> Which Quicken will do the job. I want to be able to enter things like my
> house value, furnishings value, car values, credit card debts, etc. But I
> want the spreadsheet to automatically update my stocks, bonds, mutual
> funds, and keep them separate (eg: IRAs, ROTH IRAs, etc.). The spreadsheet
> should be able to find and d/l the latest prices for my stocks, bonds, and
> mutual funds.
>
>
> Which Quicken do all that? Again, it does not have to do capital
> gains/losses, but if it does, that’s fine too.
>
>
> More importantly, will gnucash do that (Quicken is not cheap!)
>
> Oh, I use W7
>
>
> Mel
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