Stewardship, Personal Finance, Career & Business
I’ve reviewed a lot of personal finance software here on the blog and figured it was about time to provide a Quicken Deluxe review given Quicken is probably the most well-known personal finance software product available. Quicken, by Intuit, has been around for as long as I can remember. The first product I used was Microsoft [...]
PowerWallet is new personal money management software that helps you create a budget, track spending, manage and pay bills and save with customized coupons and deals. PowerWallet recently reached out to me and asked if I would be interested in reviewing their free online service as well as partnering with them, assuming I felt it [...]
YNAB 4 was released earlier this year and it’s about time I shared my thoughts on the new version with everyone. Just to recap, I started using YNAB almost two years ago by accident (YNAB 3 review). I set out to write a series of money management software review articles. Software is a passion of [...]
At the recommendation of a friend, I checked out SavvyMoney (previously called DebtGoal) which is a website and online program designed to help you pay off of your debt! I like anything to do with paying off your debt. I began by reading about the company, and I have to admit the first thing I [...]
I’m a little bit late in writing this post as the announcement came a while ago, but I do feel an obligation to let you know that Mvelopes Personal, popular envelope budgeting software, now has a free version. I decided to take a few moments to sign up for a free Mvelopes Personal account to see exactly [...]
Reviewing various financial products is something that I enjoy, so this week I checked out the PearBudget. It seems to be quite a popular item on the internet and those that use it love it, but I wanted to offer you an impartial review. So I began my own analysis of PearBudget to see how [...]
Everyone can use money help these days. Why not let your smartphone lift some of the burden of financial planning off your shoulders? There are a wide variety of apps out there that can help you with all kinds of finance issues, from simple tasks like calculating a tip to more cumbersome projects like helping [...]
This week I became a Dropbox user and am excited I decided to sign up for my free service which includes 2 GB of data storage. Dropbox allows you to get access to important files from any computer. It’s what everyone refers to as storing data in the cloud. Basically, you sign up for an [...]
Welcome to One Money Design! I'm Jason Price, husband, dad, personal finance blogger, project manager and budget coach. One Money Design is a Christian stewardship and personal finance blog that provides practical tips and biblical resources to help people "prove faithful" (1 Cor 4:2) with their finances.