The last version of Quicken I owned was Quicken 2015. Intuit, the former Quicken owner, supported the software for 3 years after it was released. The Windows version is more powerful, however, I use a Mac. So you are locked into using Quicken on one computer.
Quicken Online was shuttered years ago in favor or (at the time Intuit owned both apps). I also realized there were several downsides to Quicken that hindered the way I wanted to use the app: I wanted something that was fast and easy to use and automatically synced with my financial accounts. Deciding to Replace QuickenĪfter reviewing how I was using Quicken and what I needed to accomplish, I realized I didn’t need all the Quicken features, such as check printing and bill pay. My primary objective was to track my investments (primary) and my spending (secondary). Instead, I used this as an opportunity to reevaluate how I was using Quicken, and whether or not I could find an alternative to Quicken that would meet all my needs. But that is time intensive and can lead to tracking errors.
I could have continued making manual entries into my Quick app. Unfortunately, I began having problems syncing all of my financial accounts, including my primary bank account. Quicken is powerful and has many excellent features. Until about two years ago, I used Quicken, one of the most popular desktop money management software programs. Each month I document and review my spending, investments, and credit scores. I’m a big proponent of tracking my money.
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