MoneyWiz is available as both a subscription and a one time fee. Does download from some banks but they do often break. But it seems to not be under active development (latest version is a year old). So.you're back to square one for a product that probably won't do as good a job as Quicken. But guess what? You'll be paying an annual subscription for those add ons. Now, I anticipate a lot of very talented Excel users to create add on templates for Money for Excel. For the rest of us, it's $90 for an annual subscription to Microsoft 365.way more than I pay for Quicken Deluxe subscription for 27 months. So, if you're already a subscriber, that's a plus and saves a lot of money. Regular desktop Excel users won't have access to it. And you'll need to be a Microsoft 365 subscriber to download the template. How reliable will the downloads be?Īlso, its an Excel based spreadsheet. Basically a screen scraper of financial transaction data.īut how many financial institutions will it support? No one knows yet. It will be available soon, but will be a rudimentary product. I recommended Quicken to hundreds of people in the 90s and 00's, but after these shenanigans, I won't any longer. I will not pay Quicken for a 'subscription model' and possibly lose access to my data down the road. With the latest blackmail from Quicken (upgrade to a subscription model or lose access to your auto-reconcile bank data), I have said 'no more'.ĭoes anyone have any recommendations on products (windows or linux) to replace Quicken 2017 that has the same functionality? Or - possibility an OpenSource programme that gathers the QIF files from my multiple banks info one QIF for file import into Quicken 2017? 5 being the best, I was at a '4' with Quicken 2017, but absolutely refuse to move to a 'subscription model' where Quicken holds the keys to my finances.

I've suffered through the upgrades (forced and otherwise) and the massive bugs that they would blame on the user. I have used Quicken since the beginning when it was a DOS-based programme when the world didn't even have 'internet access'.

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