The only reason some features are missing is that we've put our priorities on other features which we consider a differentiator between us and competitors. I can tell you this much - we love what we do and we really strive to make MoneyWiz better and better with every new update. Some of these features I expect to see in MoneyWiz 3 in Q1/2017, others sooner than that. Split a signle transaction into part transfer part income/expense - this is on our todo list as well. You can batch edit other properties such as amount, date, category, payee etc, but not the transaction type.
#Moneydance vs quicken mac
Batch editing - we have that on Mac and Windows only, but it doesn't allow you to switch the type of the transaction. QIF export - it's on our to-do list as well. Multiple QIF import - not sure what you mean but if you mean multiple files all at once, indeed MoneyWiz doesn't do that. We've had plenty of discussions internally about this and decided to do it after all, so expect this to be done but definitely after the 2.5 update. The only other case where this is needed is reimbursements where you just need to offset a category. Expense or incomes with positive or negative sign - we actually have native Refund functionality to handle refunds. It's on our roadmap for MoneyWiz 2.5 together with tags & receipts sync: Investment accounts is something we're working on and I hope to release this summer. Thanks for the feedback, let me provide some answers myself. I have for now decided on MD, but will keep one eye open on MW's development for sure. I suggest you try both, especially QIF import for all your accounts and how it imports all the information and assigns categories/payees. I know they have recently published their future strategy and decided to make MW a much more elaborate finance tracker, which I applaud very much. Wouldn't mind hearing his opinion on the above points. The CSV export in MW seems to work nicer than the one in MD too and I found the budget manager to be way simpler than the one in MD. MD's iOS app is a very basic expense tracker only - tho for the most of the time that is all you will need anyway. I liked MW's pretty graphs and the pretty iOS app tho. I did find a work around in the end, but found the process way too laborious to be doing it. MW support team on Facebook was very attentive in trying to help, however, they weren't able to help solve the problem as what I saw as a problem was meant as a design by them.
#Moneydance vs quicken full
MW qif import on Mac was very inconsistent across various of banks I have and for some of them it truncated the full description, which resulted in loss of information in the description for the transaction inside the app. I should mention I preferred the QIF import on MD. any transaction can be split into part transfer part income/expense. batch editing of transactions and changing them into transfers QIF export (VERY important if you ever decide to switch to different software) expenses or incomes can both be either positive or negative
#Moneydance vs quicken update
investment account support including UK founds (though for the most I need to manually update the price - I use the security price loader extensions with market data export from FT.com) and stocks Things that were really important for me that were missing from MW but are present in MD: investment accounts and MoneyWiz for simple users with few accounts to keep track of it and simple, straightforward incomes/expenses. I'd suggest at this point MoneyDance for power users with multiple accounts incl. It is far more customisable and powerful than MoneyWiz. I ran both for about 2 months and ultimately went with MoneyDance.
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