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NCMoney

Posted on by Robin Ding Leave a comment Personal finance

NCMoney (No Charge Money) is a JAVA project intended to create a free, open source, still complete solution to manage some bank accounts.

2.1.0 – 2.1.5 Get rid of log4j library. As a consequence, if you upgrade to this version:
1. you can remove the log4j.jar file and the log4j.properties file.
2. logger.properties now replaces the old log4j.properties
3. the .bat (windows users) and .command (Mac users) command line are updated accordingly.
You don’t have to do nothing if you override the dist.zip file, of course.

(Feel free to contact me if you need some new features or experience any issue)

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  • Unlimited Calling, Faxing, Video Conferencing
  • 24/7 U.S Based Customer Support
  • Super Reliable, Simple to Use
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Website https://ncmoney.sourceforge.io/
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License GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)
Platform Linux Mac Windows
Features
  • No installation needed. All-in-one file package
  • Allow the adjustment of an account independently of its operations
  • Operations scheduler with automatic includes in the account
  • Multi criteria operation search
  • Multiple graphical displays (pies, histograms, curves) with mean and variance
  • Automatic data backup, including file rotating customization
  • French / english languages available and several look-and-feels
  • Easy retrieve of account balancing
  • Monthly comparison of category values
  • Budget prevision by category and period
  • Graphic forecast based on the scheduled operations
  • Simulation of sophisticated loans
  • Comparison of income/outcome per category and time periods
  • Cumul/Monitoring of accounts, categories or tiers per period