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What Linux software is good for managing a household budget?

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Up to now I enter receipts by hand into a spreadsheet and cross-reference everything to my bank statements. Is there a Linux program that’ll let me download a bank statement and then intelligently categorize different entries on my bank statement? Or allow me to manually categorize entries? No spyware or intrusive software.

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mvirts@lemmy.world
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Great question I’ve been wondering the same thing. I’ve been using a spreadsheet with some fancy lookup sheets for far too long, which results in only one ‘category’ of expenses ever being tracked.

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Sl00k@programming.dev
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If you’re willing to use a web app and pay $50 a year. Monarch has been incredible for me.

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