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fin: some tools for playing around with bank statements.
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(Not an official Google project.)
fin loads up bank (savings account / credit card / etc.) statements and lets you tag entries, then graph and analyze the data. It can easily answer questions like "what is my average monthly spending on restaurants, and is it growing or shrinking?"
More concretely, fin is a server app (that loads up bank statements and saves tags) and a website (that dynamically summarizes and graphs the data). I guess it's sorta like mint.com, though I've never used that.
It's intended to only be run locally, so there is no notion of accounts or security.
More docs:
- Getting started: how to run;
- Development tips: how to hack on the code.
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bank
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csv
Package CSV provides a reader that converts a Citi CSV export into QIF entries.
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Package CSV provides a reader that converts a Citi CSV export into QIF entries. |
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qfx
Package qfx is an incomplete parser for Quicken's OFX format.
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Package qfx is an incomplete parser for Quicken's OFX format. |
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qif
Package qif parses QIF (Quicken Interchange Format) files, which are commonly exported by banks.
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Package qif parses QIF (Quicken Interchange Format) files, which are commonly exported by banks. |
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