Home Budget Tracker - helps you manage day to day spending. Use it to input receipts, track account balances, stick to your budget, and reconcile statements. Designed to be used by individuals and couples on the go at any stage of life.
Net Worth Dashboard - where you organize your overall investment portfolio across all your accounts. It computes your current asset allocation (% stocks, % bonds) and compares that to your goals. Assets with publicly traded ticker symbols (stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds) get automatic price updates. Also supports "off line" assets like private funds, individual bonds, and even collectibles.
Income Spending Simulator - projects the course of your financial life. It is useful when considering career changes, major lifestyle choices and retirement (how soon and how wealthy). For numbers oriented people it can be fun to play with as it is designed to be open-ended. The compare mode shows you what a specific change would have on cash flow, asset appreciation, and ending net worth.
In this simulation a nanny and then daycare are budgeted for which allows both parents work (mostly). After school care is budgeted for up until age 11. A modest college savings is provided for, but this assumes the child will attend a public university and pay for part of it themselves. Another budget wallop in the first year is upgrading to a larger safer vehicle (yep wagons and minivans start to make sense).
Expenses:
Birth Medical Bills 5000
Furnishing Nursery / Baby Supplies 2500
Vehicle - Upgrade to a boring but safe wagon or SUV 25000
Formula or Breast Pump + Parts + Effort (first year) 200
Diapers 1000
Nanny part time (1st year) 2500
Furnishing Bedroom 2000
Daycare/Preschool (until kindergarten) 1600
Aftercare K-5 (until age 11) 3600
Summer Camps 3000
Food 150
College Savings 175
Tutoring / Activities (starting at age 6) 200
Clothing 1200
Health Insurance / Co-pays 200
Income:
Child Tax Credit 2000
Standard deduction effective "bonus", depends on tax bracket 1000