Whether you are a freelance designer or a big company in itself, money management plays a crucial role for you. For freelance designers, managing money is essentially required for them because they might not perform their job on a regular basis. They may get overloaded with designing projects in a month while in the next month, they might have only a few or no projects. Therefore, it is important for them to manage their hard earned money more judiciously. This would not only help them allocate their money efficiently but also to live a smooth life in the dearth of finances.
After performing a thorough scrutiny, we are suggesting some money management tools for our budding freelance designers that may help them in effective management of their hard earned money and provide them a smooth financial life.
- manageME7
- Kublax
- Buxfer
- Mint
- Pennyminder
- Rudder
- Quicken
- Wesabe
- Money strands
- Geezeo
Share your Favorite with us.
If your favorite money management tool is not in the list. Feel free to share your money management tool with us in the comments.
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Don’t forget QuickBooks. A bit more complex because of all the customization and some of the sophisticated business items to set up, but a very powerful program. My wife is an accountant and uses this extensively — even for small-business owners.
As for the Top 10 above, it would be great to see why the blogger has listed them in the Top 10 and maybe list some pros and cons of each one as well.
My English not so good but thank for lovely site with information I looking for and need also.
thanks for this tools
If you are in India, you may want to try http://www.perfios.com
before i have to say anything about tutorial nice website. good color combination looks pleasant. Thanks for your info. i m also a free lancer i think this tutorial might be useful for me.
If you’re freelancing in the UK, don’t forget to give freeagent a go, it’s got automatic VAT, and a wonderfully low maintenance system of keeping track of invoices, expenses and accounts.
Check it!
http://www.freeagentcentral.com/?referrer=31aljv5s
Nice collection of resources. Thanks for sharing!