When Intuit, Quicken’s original owner, released Quicken 2007 for what was then called Mac OS X, it was a major step forward for Mac users in synchronizing online accounts and producing financial reports. This is my journey, and if you’re still on Quicken 2007, it’s one you can take too. I waited so long, however, that I wasn’t forced to give up anything in the process. But after a recent long-delayed update to the current version, Quicken Deluxe, I can now pinpoint the time: mid-1998.Īfter 23 years of using older versions of Quicken, including Quicken 2007 since its paradoxical release in 2006, I’ve finally severed my cord to the past: to PowerPC and Intel processors, to outdated record formats, and to clunky manual entry of transactions. I couldn’t remember when I first installed Quicken to manage my personal and small-business finances.

How I Learned To Love Quicken Deluxe and Give Up on the Past

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