Open MNY files in your browser

The file Microsoft Money kept your accounts in, up to Money Plus Sunset. Open one right here, every account's register and investments, without Money or Windows. Nothing leaves your device.

Or drop it anywhere on this page

What you'll see

Your Money file opens as a folder in the file list: its accounts, a register for each, and its categories, payees and investments.

My Money.mny

Money Plus • 14 accounts • 8,920 transactions • 22.6 MB

  • Its password • Typed on your device, where it stays
  • A register for each account • Splits, transfers and balances
  • Investments • Holdings at their last price
  • Export • Save as QIF or OFX, or any table as CSV or Excel

About MNY

Microsoft Money kept a household's or a small business's finances in one .mny file: bank, card, loan and investment accounts, each transaction with its payee, category and splits, the bills it reminded of and each investment's prices. Microsoft stopped selling Money in 2010 and released Money Plus Sunset, which opens and edits a file but no longer downloads from banks.

Inside, an MNY is a database of Jet, the engine of Microsoft Access: Money 97 to 99 wrote it plain, and later versions lock it as MSISAM, even with no password set. A password, when there is one, makes the file's key, so the file doesn't open without it.

Filepeek reads the file in your browser and opens it as a folder: the accounts with their balances, a register for each with its transactions, splits, transfers and running balance, and the categories, payees, investments and holdings at their last price. A file with a password asks for it first, and it stays on your device. Export saves the transactions as QIF or OFX, which other money apps import, and any table as CSV or Excel.

Microsoft Money file

Format

MIME type
application/x-msmoney
Made by
Microsoft, for Money
Released
1991

Inside the file

Accounts
Bank, cards, loans and investments
Transactions
Payees, categories and splits
Kept as
A Jet database, locked as MSISAM
Password
Optional • the file's key

Opens in every browser

Filepeek opens MNY files in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari, from Money 97 to Money Plus Sunset. On their own, browsers only download them, and Money runs only on Windows.

  • YouChromeOpens through Filepeek
  • YouEdgeOpens through Filepeek
  • YouFirefoxOpens through Filepeek
  • YouSafariOpens through Filepeek

Apps that open MNY

  • WindowsMoney Plus Sunset, no longer updated
  • MacMoney never ran on Macs
  • iPhone and iPadNo app opens it
  • AndroidNo app opens it

Questions

How do I open a Money file without Money?

Drop it on this page or choose Peek an MNY. Its accounts show as a folder in the file list, and each register opens as a grid of its transactions, on a Mac, a phone or any computer.

How do I move my Money data to another app?

Export saves every account's transactions as QIF, which Quicken, GnuCash and most money apps import, or as OFX. Each table also saves as CSV or Excel, and the whole file as one workbook.

What if my file has a password?

Filepeek asks for it before the file opens, and it stays on your device. Money's password is the key the file is locked with, so there's no way in without it.

Does it open Money Plus Sunset files?

Yes. Money Plus Sunset writes the same file as Money Plus, which opens here like every version back to Money 97.

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