Bank Statement

There are many applications and programs that could help you with keeping track of your financial situation. One of them is Bank Statement.

It's a neat software solution designed to help you keep track of your bank accounts by entering transactions and getting a clearer understanding on how you spend your money.

The application takes almost no time to install and it sports a really neat and simple graphical interface with many nice tools at hand.

All you need to do is to create user accounts and enter your transactions. You can use multiple nice tools to get an overview of your financial situation and write notes to help improve it.

Accounts contain a list of all your transactions. Each transaction has a status associated with it. You can view all the transactions created, or you can set your view preferences to view transactions within a specified time frame.

The account window can be resized and the font color and size can be changed according to your preferences.  Everything that is visible in the account view can be printed so you can actually maintain a hard copy of monthly statements if desired.

Security features include passwords for every account so that not everyone in the household can see your precious financial records.  You may share accounts among each other to simulate a joint account.

The person who created the account can share it with all other users, but those users cannot share this account with anyone else.

Notes are a great way to keep more detailed descriptions of each transaction. You can also track of the status of each transaction. It comes with many filters that you can check out.

The filter is a special view of all your transactions that meet a specified criteria. The filtered analysis may take some practice, but it can reveal great information about your spending / earning trends.

Bank Statement is a useful software solution designed to help you keep track of your bank accounts by entering transactions and getting a clearer understanding on how you spend your money.