Dave Ramsey's Personal Finance Software Update, version 5.4.1. Congratulations on your personal finance software purchase! To make sure that this program runs properly across all operating systems (Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7), we have created this online resource area to update the software on your CD.

** 9/7 - Fixed app crash due to ad code ** ** 9/4 - Fixed reported format errors ** Track your debt with Quick Snowball - this app allows you to enter and track your debts - and calculates balances and payoff dates based on the Debt Snowball method (pay the minimums on everything, and attack smallest debt first), as recommended by financial counselors such as Dave Ramsey. This IS a very basic app - written in response to the fact that when we started the Dave Ramsey plan in March 2010, there was no simple free app available that could do exactly the bit of functionality I needed. Basic Instructions: 1. Add your debts, including minimum payments, APR, original (for payoff display) and current amounts. The app will display your debts in a list from SMALLEST to LARGEST. This is the 'debt snowball' - yes it is not mathematically optimal, but for many people is better psychologically.

In 'extra/settings', set the 'Extra' monthly amount you expect to be able to apply to debt. Pay the MINIMUM only on ALL debts except the targeted one on the list. Any extra disposable income should be applied to the SMALLEST debt to get it paid off. The app calculates your payoff dates based on your 'Extra' monthly payment, so you can easily change your 'Extra' payment to see how taking a part time job can accelerate your overall payoff time. If you leave 'Extra' = 0, then you are essentially planning to make minimum payments ONLY.

The first time you open the app each month, it will re-calculate (based on APR, minimum payments, and applying the amount you have saved as 'Extra' towards the smallest debt) what your current balances for all debts should be. If you pay more than the minimum on some debts, or the 'Extra' amount is not correct, you can also manually adjust those balances - but if the data is all correct, the new balances should all auto-calculate properly at the beginning of each month. ** 9/7 - Fixed app crash due to ad code ** ** 9/4 - Fixed reported format errors ** Track your debt with Quick Snowball - this app allows you to enter and track your debts - and calculates balances and payoff dates based on the Debt Snowball method (pay the minimums on everything, and attack smallest debt first), as recommended by financial counselors such as Dave Ramsey.

This IS a very basic app - written in response to the fact that when we started the Dave Ramsey plan in March 2010, there was no simple free app available that could do exactly the bit of functionality I needed. Basic Instructions: 1. Add your debts, including minimum payments, APR, original (for payoff display) and current amounts. The app will display your debts in a list from SMALLEST to LARGEST.

This is the 'debt snowball' - yes it is not mathematically optimal, but for many people is better psychologically. In 'extra/settings', set the 'Extra' monthly amount you expect to be able to apply to debt. Pay the MINIMUM only on ALL debts except the targeted one on the list. Any extra disposable income should be applied to the SMALLEST debt to get it paid off. The app calculates your payoff dates based on your 'Extra' monthly payment, so you can easily change your 'Extra' payment to see how taking a part time job can accelerate your overall payoff time. If you leave 'Extra' = 0, then you are essentially planning to make minimum payments ONLY. The first time you open the app each month, it will re-calculate (based on APR, minimum payments, and applying the amount you have saved as 'Extra' towards the smallest debt) what your current balances for all debts should be. Mac reform usb drive for windows and mac.