Ryan Oliphant
Background
This program is designed to help college students or young
families manage and track their finances overtime. The problem that many
college students face is having time to manage and track their money and many
are living paycheck to paycheck without much thought of saving. Many students, especially
at Brigham Young University, have jobs and are earning enough money but don’t
realize where there are spending all of their money and rarely spend the time
or effort to manage and save for big purchases or emergencies.
Solution Overview
This program is designed to minimize the time spent having
to manage finances while still allowing the user to know where money is spent
and to track savings for future financial goals. This is accomplished by pulling
balances and transaction history from a bank website and allowing the user to
keep track of balance history overtime. The program also uses simple user forms
to allow the user to enter in a monthly budget of income and expenses which can
then be used to compare with actual numbers at the end of the month using
generated charts.
This program is useful because it allows the user to pull
all of their financial information into one worksheet without having to log
onto an online bank site and manually go through the information. The program allows
the user to see visually where/what their money is being spent (on) each month
in order to make improvements. It is
also very useful to track account balances to avoid going under minimum
balances or to track savings over time in order to make large purchases such as
a house or car, or to pay off debt.
Project (Excel Worksheet)
Implementation Document
Project (Excel Worksheet)
Implementation Document
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