Money Decoder

Managing personal finances is more difficult than it sounds. Incomes and expenses can be broken down into numerous categories, like car maintenance, insurances, real estate, credits and many more. Money Decoder can be used to manage almost any incomes or expenses. The best part is that the program is quite easy to understand. Most users tend to avoid this kind of programs, but Money Decoder is designed with ease of use in mind and it will not take long until you can get used to its functions.

The setup package is roughly 9 and a half MB. It takes a few seconds to install the software's components and you will not encounter any complex options along the way. Money Decoder works on all popular Windows platforms and it does not ask for too many resources or any prerequisite tools or services.

At a first glance, the user interface looks overloaded with buttons and input fields, but you should not be intimidated. One of Money Decoder's main advantages is the fact that you can manage almost any financial data on the same window. Financial information can be inserted on the lower half of the interface. The software makes various calculations automatically and it displays the results on the top half.

You can switch between different spreadsheets, on the lower half of the window, by clicking Back or Next buttons or by selecting the corresponding option, on a toolbar. You can fill in the names and birth dates of your family's members and specify the heads and dependents of your household. Incomes can be inserted in a different spreadsheet, for individual persons, where you can also insert bonus amounts, commissions, taxes and more.

The software allows you to fill in various spreadsheets, with real estate information, credits, assets, vehicle costs, home, health and life insurance and miscellaneous expenses. As previously mentioned, all calculations are made automatically. The software displays results for various calculations, on the top half of the interface. You can view statistics for future planning, assets and liabilities and you can swap these two groups with health and life insurance statistics, as well as information about your property and liability insurance.