Good Financial Software?

[Kasracer]

I'm in the market for a good all-in-one solution that will allow me to do the following:

• Keep track of my personal finances (checking, savings, credit card(s), loan(s), maybe even stocks / 401k)
• Keep track of my business finances (checking, savings, business credit cards, maybe even invoices)
• Help keep track of when bills are do (personal) or when invoices are due (business)

I've tried Microsoft Accounting but that appears to be Business oriented only (I'd rather not split my managing up as it would be easier to manage in one solution). I've tried Microsoft Money but I believe it's discontinued so I haven't picked it back up (this may have the features I am looking for... not sure).

Should I try Microsoft Money again and if so, was it discontinued? Are there any other recommendations?

Obviously free / open-source software would be ideal but I do not expect to get financial software that meets my needs for free but I also don't want to spend too much on it (I'd say my limit is $100 - $200 max). Any suggestions?

[JPicasso]

I think Quicken has a free online tool.

I don't know if it's any good, but at the price, it's worth looking into.
I just read on ArsTechnica that they were dropping their $2/mo fees,
and upgrading their offering.

Sorry, I've not used it, but probably will check it out.

[Lord Orwell]

I have money 2008 (and money 97). I don't know where you got the idea it was discontinued.

http://www.microsoft.com/money/default.mspx

[techgnome]

We use Money as well... my wife seems to like it.... and when it comes down to it, that's all that matters.

-tg

[Lord Orwell]

We use Money as well... my wife seems to like it.... and when it comes down to it, that's all that matters.

-tg

that's actually why i have money 97. My wife uses it. It is much simpler to use than money 2008.

[Code Doc]

To do all that in one software package? There is only one foolproof solution in my book: a good wife.