Moneydance supports a variety of account types.
You'll find a list of the account types below, with a brief description of each.
Aside from Investment accounts, all accounts an be specified as a “Child of” (sub-account of) another account of the same type.
Bank | Represent accounts like checking and savings. |
Credit Cards | Keep track of your current balance on a single credit card. The balance of your credit card account represents your current debt on that card. |
Investment | Hold securities (stocks, bonds, mutual funds, etc.) as well as cash. Investment accounts support entry of standard bank transactions. |
Asset | A “catchall” account. Can be used to track the value of a home, to keep a household inventory for insurance purposes, or track any other items you would like included in your net worth. |
Liability | Another “catchall” account. This could be used to track other liabilities you would like included in your net worth. |
Loan | track a loan with regularly scheduled payments, a known interest rate, and a fixed starting debt. When you open a loan account in Moneydance you can choose to add the principal of your new loan to the balance of another account. |