A Microsoft Money replacement for Windows 10 and 11, bought once
Microsoft ended online services and assisted support for all versions of Money on January 31, 2011. TallyMint gives a Money user a register, budgets, bills, reports, investments, and a 90-day balance forecast. The Windows app is $59.99 once and runs on Windows 10 and 11; TallyMint Web runs in any browser from $9.99 a month.
TallyMint vs Microsoft Money
| TallyMint Web | TallyMint Desktop | Microsoft Money | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Online services | Bank connections included | SimpleFIN or OFX* | Ended January 31, 2011 |
| Export your data | QIF or CSV | QIF or CSV | QIF, one account per file |
*SimpleFIN Bridge costs about $15 a year, paid to SimpleFIN, not us. OFX Direct Connect works where your bank supports it. Money details are from Microsoft's community answers, an archived copy of a Microsoft support article, and import guides from other finance apps, checked November 2026. Money's last edition, Money Plus Sunset, came out in spring 2010. TallyMint is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Microsoft.
Move your Money data in three steps
- Export each account from Money as QIF. In Money, choose File, then Export, and pick Loose QIF; Strict QIF is the other choice. Money exports one account per file, so repeat it for every account you want to keep. Menu wording can vary by version.
- Import the files into TallyMint. Go to Settings, then Import / Export, and choose a file; do the same for the next one. The steps are the same in the Windows app and TallyMint Web. TallyMint reads the file and shows an import plan, where you choose where each account lands. Details: how to import a QIF file.
- Check the preview, then compare balances. Look over the dates, amounts, and categories before you confirm. Afterward, compare each account's balance with Money's. Budgets and recurring bills are not part of a QIF import, so set up budgets and recurring bills fresh.
TallyMint cannot open a Money .mny file or a Money OFC file, in either version. Both need to become QIF first.
Bank sync is optional
Enter transactions by hand, import files, or connect your bank. On Windows, bank sync runs through SimpleFIN Bridge (about $15 a year, paid to SimpleFIN, not us) or OFX Direct Connect where your bank supports it, and you can import the OFX, QFX, or CSV downloads your bank offers. TallyMint Web includes bank connections. Setup: bank sync setup.
Frequently asked questions
Can TallyMint open a Microsoft Money .mny file?
No. TallyMint cannot read a .mny file, and it cannot read Money's OFC files either. In Money, export each account as QIF (File, then Export), then import the QIF files from Settings, then Import / Export, in either version of TallyMint.
How do I get my data out of Microsoft Money?
In Money, choose File, then Export, and pick Loose QIF; Strict QIF is the other choice. Money exports one account per file, so repeat the export for each account you want to keep. Menu wording can vary by version. Then import each file into TallyMint and check the preview and the balances.
Is there a Microsoft Money replacement with no subscription?
Yes. TallyMint for Windows is a one-time $59.99 purchase with a 30-day free trial and no card required. For bank sync it uses SimpleFIN Bridge, which costs about $15 a year and is paid to SimpleFIN, or OFX Direct Connect where your bank supports it. TallyMint Web is a subscription from $9.99 a month, also with a 30-day free trial.