Jumsoft's Money is a good basic expense tracker that's generally easy to work with, sometimes slightly frustrating and, on rare occasions, infuriating.At the end of the day, it's my expense tracker of choice. It's mostly clear and straightforward to use, and it syncs seamlessly and reliably with mobile versions. The import rules feature is very powerful and with the right rules can do an excellent job of cleaning up the kind of nearly-illegible export files that financial institutions like to generate.The main accounts window is clearly laid-out and easy to work with. Some other parts of the UI are less polished, however: payee, rule and category management is done through tiny fixed-size modal windows which often make it hard to see the information you need. The tools provided to search, sort and manage these items are fairly limited. The application is clearly aimed at users who have relatively simple requirements; "power users", or even users who just have large numbers of categories or payees may find it sometimes clunky or frustrating.Occasionally, the developers make some questionable choices. For instance, Money 7 apparently intrdouced an "Import Optimization" feature which had the undesirable behavior of scrambling payee names on import. To their credit, Jumsoft are responsive to user feedback, and quickly reverted the problem feature.While there are aspects of Money that could be improved, it gets the job done. I haven't yet found a competing program that I like better. It isn't perfect, but it's pretty good.