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4. Interesting. Two years ago I was looking for an alternative. There was actually a site aimed

Reply to silverweb (Reply #2)

Sun Feb 2, 2020, 11:16 PM

Feb 2020

at those tired of Quicken. But all of them used the Cloud, or other online as part of the program.

I also use AceMoney which is very easy to use, and have a Yahoo groups to discuss questions.

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At some point I may have to get the newest version of Quicken [View all] question everything Feb 2020 OP

Quicken is no longer owned by Turbo Tax. Big Blue Marble Feb 2020 #1

Yes, I know that Intuit does not own TurboTax question everything Feb 2020 #3

Don't subscribe to Quicken. silverweb Feb 2020 #2

Interesting. Two years ago I was looking for an alternative. There was actually a site aimed question everything Feb 2020 #4

Can you import your data from Quicken? Answered! csziggy Feb 2020 #5

I'm glad you found the answer! silverweb Feb 2020 #6