iCash is a utility enables you to store information about your expenses and incomes. Using this program will help you get an idea about how well you spend your cash and what type expenses you need to stop making in order to save your money.
The first thing you need to do is to create a file that will contain your financial data. This documents can be saved in any of your local directories. Afterward, you can start adding expense or income details, schedule payments, print the stored information, and so much more.
In addition, the utility gives you access to detailed reports and charts based on the stored content. Other useful features include the access to accurate currency rates, the ability to import and export data, option to include taxes in your financial records, etc.
The one thing I'd add to this program would be an integrated help manual. A guide might prove to be of good use since the utility isn't quite intuitive and it might take you a while to find the program features you need.
Still, a tool like iCash might come in handy to anyone who finds it difficult to keep track of expenses and incomes. It provides you with many useful advantages, works 100%, and comes with a fair price.
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