anMoney (Trial)

Would you believe there could be a personal finance checkbook and budget app on your phone as powerful as Microsoft Money or Quicken on the desktop?

"...you are getting a fantastic, powerful application that does a terrifc job of helping you get your finances in order." - 2011 Android App Guide:
http://goo.gl/o9527

Some of the feature highlights include:

- Works with your MS Money / Quicken export files. (QIF, OFX)
- 3 widgets
- Budget
- Recurring and split transactions
- Password security
- Automatic backup
- Multi-currency
- Custom categories and two classifications
- Reports w/drill-down (export to PDF, CSV, HTML)
- Transaction export to QIF, CSV
- Android 3.0/4.0 support
- Integrated with MyBackup Pro

Explanation of the various permissions and why they are needed:

Permission: Your personal information, add or modify calendar events and send email to guests, read calendar events.
Purpose: Used for creating recurring bill and follow-up reminders in the phone's calendar.

Pemission: Storage, modify/delete SD card contents
Purpose: Uses to back-up books and import/export QIF/OFX files

Pemission: System tools, prevents phone from sleeping
Purpose: For the few seconds while the auto backup and recurring transaction enter happens, keeps the phone from going to standby mode to prevent potential data loss.

Pemission: System tools, automatically start at boot
Purpose: Starts the alarm timer that performs the auto backup and recurring transaction enter functions. No processing intensive tasks are performed at this time.

Recent changes:
- Transactions will maintain their dates when going from time zone to time zone.

- Charts can display amounts (OFF by default). Go to Settings/Reports to adjust.

- Pie charts can display percentages (ON by default). Go to Settings/Reports to adjust.

- QIF export: The Opening Balance is not written if the export date range doesn’t include the first transaction of the account.

- Clean-ups for Ice Cream Sandwich.

- Bug fixes.