A Guide to Getting the Best Personal Investing Software

Not every personal investing software option is as good as the next but it's very smart to use it without the full time schedule which it requires to do your own effective analytical work. I've tried dozens of these programs over the past few years, more than enough to know the tell tale signs of the best and worst software, especially after I've been scammed by more than a few myself.

First, it's essential that the program you go with carries a money back guarantee on it. Besides being a sign of good faith from the publisher, this enables you to test the program first hand which is tip number two.

Testing this software sounds more difficult than it really is but in reality it only requires a few minutes of your time in total and can be worth the hassle many times over. Most personal investing software are no more than an e-mail lists which you sign up for and receive picks through, so it's easy to sign up and get out without any hassle.

To test it, simply get the program, receive a handful of picks in your e-mail, then without having to even invest you can follow those stocks and their performances along the real time market when you have a chance. This is simple to do and again the best method of finding out the validity of personal investing software.

Finally, consult user review sites to learn things about personal investing software which you might not otherwise from the publisher themselves. If the program is especially good or bad, there'll be a wealth of information available even if you make the slightest effort.