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1-Year Quicken Classic Subscription (Windows/Mac) Business & Personal $57 + Free Shipping
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Newegg [walmart.com] is also offering 1-Year Quicken Classic Subscription (Windows/Mac Key Card, Business & Personal) at Walmart for $72 - $15 w/ clipped coupon = $57. Shipping is free.
About this software:
- Business & Personal
- See business, rental & personal finances together & separately
- Get built-in Schedule C & E tax reports, P&L, cash flow & more
- Manage your rental properties
- Plus get our best-in-class personal finance tools
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Someone feel free to keep me honest.
Not saying I like it - just saying goodluck finding someone that isn't going to subscription.
EDIT: Also, Quicken isn't owned by Intuit anymore for the last couple years broceritops.
It is normally $4/month but they run 50% off promotion regularly. I got it for $2/month.
I don't disagree, but intuit no longer owns Quicken. I've actually enjoyed regular, useful product updates of late. Additionally, the data file is stored locally, sync is optional (the cloud part). I don't know why you think they are gathering data in this case. Access tor he software continues to work after expiration in a reduced functionality mode. My bank only gives me 3 years of info. Quicken allows me to look back further. If anything, I'd like to complain about the banks for making me need software like this.
Subs are not ideal, but I'm not sure where the rest of your info came from.
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Intuit no longer owns Quicken. Second your data is not locked away from you if your subscription expires you just lose the ability to download transactions. It is installed on you computer software that you can still use but will just have to manually enter transactions.
As to the subscription it is really no different than before or in pre subscription days. Back then you would buy a version and you would get a couple years and would have to buy a new version if you wanted to continue to download transactions. Same as now the software would still run and you would not be locked out of your data. There really is no effective difference in how it works now and how it worked then.
Subs are not ideal, but I'm not sure where the rest of your info came from.
There really is no other game in town and I think Quicken's owners are not pricing things unreasonably at all. I guess they could try to bleed us being the only player but in contrast to say Adobe as of right now they are like angels. I am picking up subscriptions I think maybe even cheaper than the previous new software packages.
It's a good price for this version. I paid $62 in April. Regular version is around $32.