Loving my Mac (need to organize my money)

The past few months have been a fun adventure for me of discovering the world of the MacBook. I have been a devoted PC girl since the mid-80's. (Mom - when did we get our first computer??) Although I never learned to program or do much with hardware - I was competent with PC software. I was comfortable and able to do pretty much everything I needed to with my not-so-reliable PC.

Then an interesting thing happened. My roommate bought a MacBook last year. A whole new world was opened up to me. I had no idea that computers could be so intuitive and simple. She could do all kinds of fun things on her MacBook that I couldn't even begin to do on my PC. The most obvious of these was build a pretty and functional website. After several months of thinking (and quite a bit of laptop jealousy) I took the plunge.

I've been enjoying my MacBook for a three months, and I can't imagine ever going back. I've turned into one of those snobby Apple people who gush over things like "widgets" and "Tiger vs. Leopard."

All of this to say - I'm on a hunt for a good personal finance program for the Mac. Right now I'm looking at Cha-Ching and iBank. They both have free trials, so I'll probably play around with them and see which I like better. Does anyone have any other suggestions? I need the program to handle budgets, credit cards, multiple bank accounts, and split transactions. (That's the downside of Cha-Ching. No split transactions.)

I'll get back to you with my reviews when I make my final decision.