Starting with this year’s release, Quicken 2018, Quicken has changed their pricing structure and the various Quicken editions. The price is more expensive than people have paid in the past and payment is based on a yearly subscription. Basically, you now pay a yearly fee for the rights to use the Quicken program. In case […]
Quicken made an announcement today promoting the release of a new product line for 2018. This new Quicken 2018 release introduces a new membership model for Quicken users. Instead of paying for an annual upgrade for the Quicken software, users now pay a membership fee for a 12 to 24 month subscription to the product. […]
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Moneyspire is a new personal financial management program for Windows and Mac that is a great alternative to Quicken. It’s simple, fast, and just works.
Quicken CEO Eric Dunn recently released a new video to tell Quicken users about exciting new changes coming to Quicken this fall, including a new Quicken ID. Users should be aware of the new changes and watch out for emails and in-product alerts to find out how to change to the new Quicken ID.
I’ve been trying a new personal financial management tool called Personal Capital to see if it would make a good alternative to Quicken. Here are my observations and thoughts.