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I search for a simple web-application to manage household buyings and keep track of the costs. A simple Website where I can add my bills and get monthly statistics.

NotreManage looks very promising but its not finish yet.

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I use buxfer and highly recommend it. http://www.buxfer.com

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Looks promising. I'll give a try, thanks. – Aaron Jul 8 '10 at 13:26
Buxfer seems dying; blog not updated, website down all the time. I am considering moving. – Graviton Nov 2 '10 at 4:24
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Try this: http://www.mint.com

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Looks what I search for but its to overblown with a shit load of features that I don't use. I just want a list of shops and a option to add buyings. A simple statistics panel should show me how much money I have spend on that category (food, household, misc) and on what month. – Aaron Jul 7 '10 at 22:06
It's also not available in all countries. It is not available in Australia for example. – Rob Hyndman Jul 8 '10 at 12:05
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I looked for this myself a while back, and every one I looked at had drawbacks. Finally, I made myself a Google spreadsheet to track and manage my expenses against my budget.

I've created a template for others to copy:

http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=0AuVj-q5UD9HxdFRlTDFYS3RPNG9vcS1iWUNSUE5MN2c&output=html

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Thats great, but I want a tool to record all buyings not just the monthly expenses. Thanks for sharing. – Aaron Jul 7 '10 at 22:02
Yup, I use it to track all of my purchases, discretionary (like groceries, clothes, etc), and fixed costs (mortgages, phone bill, etc). I watch it affect my budget, see how much I have left in that category for the month, and see the proportion of my money that I spend on each category. – cortijon Jul 8 '10 at 2:47
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Money strands (money.strands.com) & Mint.com

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I am using money2manage.com to manage all my household finance. Almost 2 years now and it is still perfect and working. Give it a try.

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My bank has partnered with Quicken Finance Works and offers that for account information. It can tie directly into your credit card accounts if you have setup online accounts so you can keep track of everything from within Finance Works. Provides charts and graphs showing expenses, trends, and allows you to set monthly goals (budgets). I would highly recommend you visit their site and use the Find A Financial Institution to see if your current bank participates.

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