Is there any good excel based worksheet available for keeping track of personal finances?

I need an excel based tool which can help me keep track of investments, cash in out, expenses etc...

Check out Microsoft Office templates online, they have tons of useful stuff.

On the other hand, for $40 or $50 or even less you can get great full featured software like Quicken or Microsoft Money, which will also enable you to download your banking and credit transactions for even better controls.

Don't know of any excel worksheet but you can try www.mint.com. It is a free online money-management tool.

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