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- mathewc73 wrote:I purchased the software when the hype was made about it on ACA. I was hoping it made it easy to load up the statements as this is the time consuming part. In my opinion you are better off just doing the calc in excel.
The formulas are relatively simple to determine, I bet the forumers here could post several and then they just require minor adjustments to suite the banks T & Cs. eg 365 or 366 days in a year or 365.25, etc.
Indeed, everyone is entitled to their own opinion, and yes, it probably would be quite simple to whip up a formula in Excel, but hey, you still have the first problem you mentioned – inputting all the data, guess there is copy & paste if you have the data in the right format; also, plus see the comment below.
Here is a review of the program http://www.moneybags.com.au/default.asp?id=4452&a=0
and some of the content –
Is it easy to use?
Yes, very easy.Can't I do the same with a spreadsheet?
Yes but it will not be accepted by the bank.I have this program and am currently doing just that; I will let you know how it goes. I bought it because of the 100% money back guarantee PLUS $250 on top of that; I figure I can't lose unless all the bank mistakes are in my favor, in which case I am already ahead anyway
And I do have just over 4 years data to enter, so back to grindstone and catch ya later, John
