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1-Year Quicken Finance Management Subscriptions (PC/Mac Physical or Digital) on sale below. To earn 1% in Slickdeals Cashback, before purchase, follow the cashback instructions below.Select free store pickup where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free on orders $45+.
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Available options:
- Physical:
- Digital (New Subscribers Only):
Key Features:
- Deluxe:
- See all your accounts in one place
- Download transactions from bank & credit card accounts automatically
- Automatically categorize expenses to see exactly where your money goes
- Conveniently access, download & pay your bills directly from quicken
- Download transactions from retirement, loan & investment accounts automatically
- Create a 12-month budget with ability to customize goals month by month
- See how to pay off loans faster & save by tracking principal & interest payments
- Access Quicken on multiple devices, and on the go with free web & mobile app
- Premier:
- Includes everything in Quicken Deluxe plus many more investing features
- Simplify your taxes and investments
- Pay any bill directly in Quicken for free, plus priority access to official Quicken customer support (a $49 value)
- Advanced investing features, including investment performance analysis & investment activity report (Windows only)
- Home & Business
- Includes everything in Quicken Premier plus many more small business and rental property management features
- Easily categorize and separate personal & business expenses
- Track your business profit/loss, identify tax-deductible expenses, and run Schedule C & E reports to make tax time easier
- Create and email custom estimates & invoices with payment links, and save business & rental documents directly to Quicken
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Its very simple interface for my need but if anyone got a driver for win10 can you please share?
TIA
We still use Microsoft Money on all our Windows 10 computers and have no problems. (The only caveat is that most banks only let you download the Quicken "QFX" format, and you need to convert to the Money "OFX" specification - easy conversion).
If you're interested, Andrew Tobias still runs an active, informative and entertaining blog. Here's what he has to say about his old software package:
https://andrewtobias.co
For what it's worth: I currently use Quicken 2013. It's still running fine, with no annual subscription fees. I believe Quicken 2017 was the last non-subscription package, and CDs of those older Quicken versions are still occasionally available on eBay. If you go this route, you may want to go here to find and apply the latest patch to update the program:
http://www.quicknperlw
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It is a lot cheaper to do this than using something like Quickbooks. Also, much easier.
I am not aware of anything else. Perhaps someone else can chime in.
The tax planner has never worked properly. I do run some of those reports but don't rely on them or use for transferring into my tax software. I use the reports mainly as a way to determine if I need to adjust my tax withholdings due to investment transactions during the year. they are nice to have though.
My subscription expires on May 25th. I think I'm going to pick up the deluxe with the sale and 15% cash back and give it a try for a year.
I just use the available reports from the brokerage detailing YTD recoginized gains and losses. Plus their income report pretty much gives me a picture of what is going on.
It is a lot cheaper to do this than using something like Quickbooks. Also, much easier.
One thing I find useful is to create the accounts by including financial instiutions name with the last 4 digits of the account number. It makes it easier to read the transactions if one have to go back and reconcile. One can look at the receipt and see which account it originated from. This is very useful if one have a lot of credit cards with one institution.
I do this with all my credit cards, bank accounts and brokerage accounts.
Also, Quicken remembers your previous coding for certain transaction patterns and will try to code future transactions the same way. So on recurring transactions, try to make sure initial transactions are coded correctly.
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It is a lot cheaper to do this than using something like Quickbooks. Also, much easier.
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