Buckets For Mac

Planning your expenses and having savings goals is the most important thing you can do if you want to make sure that you can accomplish your financial goals.

This is what we call budgeting, a simple yet very hard to stick to way of saving enough money for future projected expenses and for keeping your finances on track at all times.

Buckets is an easy to use and elegant looking budgeting app for macOS designed with a particular purpose in mind: to help Mac users create an easy to follow budget using a method derived from the Envelope Budgeting system.

Moreover, the app requires you to create multiple buckets, for types of things you will spend money on or for things you want to save money for.

Once all your buckets are set up, you can fill up each of them with the money you know you'll spend throughout the month. Now, for each expense you make, you remove money from the corresponding bucket, effortlessly keeping track of what you spent your money on.

After the month ends, you just move the money left in your buckets between them so that all buckets have a positive balance if possible. The next month, you fill up all the buckets again, create new buckets if needed, or remove the ones you will no longer use.

If you want more details on how to use the app to make savings more straightforward, to keep track of your monthly expenses, or to get out of debt, Buckets features a built-in guide which you can open from the Help menu.

The Buckets app also comes with support for easy ways of rapidly importing transaction data from your bank from its Import tab.

In  addition, you can also use Buckets for Amazon Reconciliation tasks by clicking the "Import Amazon Reports" button and following the procedure detailed in the app's Tools tab.

On the whole, Buckets provides you with everything you need to plan all your expenses so that you have the money you need when you need them.

You can use Buckets to get yourself out of debt easier, as well as prioritize spending your money on the things you need instead of things which are a waste of your money.