iBank

iBank is a new standard for Mac money management.
With its intuitive user interface and a full set of money management features, iBank 4 is the most complete software available for Mac personal finance.

iBank 4 lets you enter and edit your transactions with ease, download your online account data, reconcile your statements, and track your investments with versatile and robust tools.
In iBank, it's simple to split, schedule or categorize transactions. With a couple of clicks, you'll be able to create powerful, dynamic reports using iBank's flexible templates (Income & Expense, Net Worth, Forecast and more). And iBank's new envelope budgeting feature helps tailor your spending while building savings.iBank is a great solution for keeping your budget and finances under control. The program includes many great tools to track all of your transactions and let you instantly know your total current balance. The data can be imported from various banks around the world using their online services or it can be entered manually.

One can tell that the program was very carefully designed and the flow of information worked through thoroughly. The program supports all of the account types that I could think of: credit cards, bank cards, stock portfolio, currencies, cash and many more. The program can be equally useful for a small/medium business or for home use. This program can be used on the go as well. It can be synced with iDevice. The app for the iPhone costs around 5 bucks. This way you got your financial situation outlined in the palm of your hand.

I wanted to mention the great number of the reports this program has pre-designed. All you need to do is add the reports you are going to be using the most, and the program calculates everything by itself. All what is required from you is to keep your transactions current and accurate, but that's kind of given. If you are trading, the program allows you to download real time quotes, so you know what exactly is happening in your portfolio and your overall balance.

On a sidenote: the program froze when I tried to download the bank statement using the program's internal browser.