Fund Manager Personal 10.2

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Fund Manager Personal is a featured portfolio management application. Designed to help investors monitor and analyze their stocks, mutual funds, and other investments with a wide variety of easy to use graphs and reports. Helps you in keeping track of your investments easy by offering convenient features such as powerful price and transaction importing features as well as single push button price and transaction updates from the Internet. Fund Manager Personal makes tax time a breeze, and offers many graphing and reporting options that allow investors to conveniently get an insight into how well their investments are performing.

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