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1-Year Quicken Finance Subscription (PC/Mac Physical): Premier $46.80, Deluxe Expired
$31.20
$51.99
& More + Free Curbside Pickup
Best Buy has select 1-Year Quicken Finance Management Subscriptions (PC/Mac Physical) on sale starting at $31.19. Shipping is free on $35+ orders or select free curbside pickup where available.
Thanks to community member WingsOfF for finding this deal.
Available options:
Available options:
Thanks to community member WingsOfF for finding this deal.
Available options:
- 1-Year Quicken Deluxe Personal Finance Subscription (Physical) $31.19
- 1-Year Quicken Premier Personal Finance Subscription (Physical) $46.79
- 1-Year Quicken Home & Business Personal Finance Subscription (Physical) $62.39
Available options:
- 1-Year Quicken Deluxe Personal Finance Subscription (Physical) $31.19
- 1-Year Quicken Premier Personal Finance Subscription (Physical) $46.79
- 1-Year Quicken Home & Business Personal Finance Subscription (Physical) $62.39
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About this product:
- Quicken is a comprehensive financial planning tool to manage expenses, investments & more.
- The physical edition includes an installation disc (DVD format) plus product activation key. Software updates may be required.
- You may choose to install the software via the included disc or simply redeem the activation key online and install via digital download.
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Edited February 4, 2021
at 02:23 AM
Multiple Stores now have Quicken software on sale at previous best prices up to 40% off.
The link here can be used for both new users and extending subscription for current users by 1yr.
Quicken Deluxe $31.19
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Quicken Premier $46.79
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Quicken Home and Business $62.39
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The link here can be used for both new users and extending subscription for current users by 1yr.
Quicken Deluxe $31.19
Best Buy [bestbuy.com]
Staples [staples.com]
Office Depot [officedepot.com]
Quicken Premier $46.79
Best Buy [bestbuy.com]
Office Depot [officedepot.com]
Quicken Home and Business $62.39
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 05/23/23 |  Best Buy | $35.93 popular |
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 04/13/23 | Best Buy | $71.92 |
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 05/10/22 |  Office Depot and OfficeMax | $31.20 frontpage |
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| 01/07/22 | Best Buy | $52 |
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 09/26/21 | Best Buy | $31.19 |
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| 09/15/21 |  Staples | $31.19 |
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 08/09/21 | Office Depot and OfficeMax | $31.20 frontpage |
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| 05/26/21 | Staples | $31.20 frontpage |
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| 02/26/21 | Best Buy | $41.99 |
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They would also have to prevent a way of opening a previous file with a new installation by import/export. Otherwise, you can just keep creating new accounts with the teaset new installer versions and creating new accounts. They have no compunction in doing anything and everything.
Comcast and Intuit are the world's worst companies for me in doing greedy debauchery even when they don't need to.
Since they have no competition for a computer based version that can also do online downloads, and the barrier to entry for newcomers is very high...
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The DVD is better for those that don't have a good Internet connection or want a physical copy for archival. So, it serves both purposes.
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They would also have to prevent a way of opening a previous file with a new installation by import/export. Otherwise, you can just keep creating new accounts with the teaset new installer versions and creating new accounts. They have no compunction in doing anything and everything.
Comcast and Intuit are the world's worst companies for me in doing greedy debauchery even when they don't need to.
Since they have no competition for a computer based version that can also do online downloads, and the barrier to entry for newcomers is very high...
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They would also have to prevent a way of opening a previous file with a new installation by import/export. Otherwise, you can just keep creating new accounts with the teaset new installer versions and creating new accounts. They have no compunction in doing anything and everything.
Comcast and Intuit are the world's worst companies for me in doing greedy debauchery even when they don't need to.
Since they have no competition for a computer based version that can also do online downloads, and the barrier to entry for newcomers is very high...
They would also have to prevent a way of opening a previous file with a new installation by import/export. Otherwise, you can just keep creating new accounts with the teaset new installer versions and creating new accounts. They have no compunction in doing anything and everything.
Comcast and Intuit are the world's worst companies for me in doing greedy debauchery even when they don't need to.
Since they have no competition for a computer based version that can also do online downloads, and the barrier to entry for newcomers is very high...
There's other options, but honestly they all come up short. Some cost as much and still do less. Free options may be ok for many, but are very basic and wouldn't work for me. For now I'm sticking with Quicken, got another years renewal sitting in a drawer and have a couple years before I'll need to make a decision.