I am currently using Quicken 2009 to track my expenses, it works well but in order to use certain features I will need to upgrade to 2012. This version has gotten some lousy reviews on Amazon and I kind of resent being forced into an upgrade. I also will need to download it to another machine soon and because I downloaded it from quicken I will not be able to install the 2009 version. So does anyone else know of any other software that will allow my to track my finances?
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Quicken is really the only one I know of. I used to use Microsoft Money, which I thought was better, but they discontinued it a few years ago. With QUicken, there are just small details they miss, like giving you a deadline on when you can send something and still have it go through on the date you want. In Money, it gave a little notification (must be sent in 2 days, must be sent today, etc.) that was very helpful for online bill pay.
And you are right, the latest Quicken is not an improvement. I thnk the problem is that they don't have any competition. If someone knows of a better product out there, I would love to try it.[url=http://www.enjin.com/bf3-signature-generator][img]http://sigs.enjin.com/sig-bf3/1fad512dc784c11c.png[/img][/url] -
Quickbooks. But it is actually accounting software for businesses. I use it for my business.
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