I have the International 'standard' version from Works Suite here in
Australia, but it's actually the Deluxe version (similar to the one
sold in the US but not in Australia)

There is no specific version made for Australia - it comes under the
'International' version. When you start this up, it asks for your location,
and Australia is one of the options, although I'm not sure what exactly it
does at that point different from when you select another country on the
list (apart from probably setting the bank list).

You can get a 90 day trial of the international edition
(http://money.mvps.org/downloads/default.aspx) so you can take a look and
see whether it's going to do what you want.

Regards Synching with a PDA, if it's a PocketPC then you could use Money for
the Pocket PC with it (link on same page as above).

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I currently have Quicken Plus 2002 and it does everything I want and I am
used to it's quirks. BUT, I am looking to upgrade if and only if, I can find
a version of the Money product, for Australia, that allows me to sync with my
PDA. This is the last frontier as far as I'm concerned with these products. I
am amazed this is not a standard feature already as it is usually time poor
people who wish to manage there finances with these products and being able
to keep transactions up to date when in transit and travelling would be the
ultimate for me.

Quicken also doesn't handle changes in mortgage interest rates very
gracefully either, but I live with this frustration. Does a version of Money
handle mortgage accounts more gracefully?