A reliable and useful software tool that helps you keep track of all your finances, namely your income, expenses and transactions.
- MoneyBrio
- Version :2.1.6
- License :Demo
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Microryx
MoneyBrio Description
MoneyBrio is an easy to use application, that enables you to keep a record of the expenses, income and account balance, offering you an overview on your transactions as well as the state of your financial situation.
Account manager
When you have multiple accounts, at different banks or financial institutions, it is important that you keep an accurate record of the current balance and update them regularly. MoneyBrio enables you to manage multiple bank products, whether they are deposits, salaries or current expenses accounts.
You can create a database of accounts, assign them names and specify the types. For instance, you can set up a college fund, and name it accordingly, in order to tell it apart from the salary account.
For better management, you can sort each transaction into preset categories, such as fuel, healthcare, entertainment, house maintenance or insurance. This way, you can always account for large amount of money.
Business associates
You can create a list of third parties that are the most common recipients of payments, or on the contrary, the usual providers of funds. Your bank and your employer are the regular sources of income, while the insurance company or the university can be included in the recipients list.
Account balance
MoneyBrio marks which domains register most transactions, as well as a total sum of money that you have invested in or received from a particular category. You can view the current balance of all your accounts, as well as a pie chart representing the general trend of income and expenditure. Additionally, you can use the application’s multiple functions, in order to mark deposits, withdrawals, money transfers or bank statements.
Conclusion
MoneyBrio is a simple to use application that enables you to keep a clear and accurate record of the transactions you perform, the sums of money you receive or pay, as well as third parties involved in your finances. Not only can you track amounts of money, but you can also record spending trends, set up investment strategies or manage savings accounts.