I have used Quicken for Windows for many many years.
Thomas Davidson
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I have used Quicken for Windows for many many years. Presently using Premiere due to a variety of investments. My entire financial life is on Quicken. It is a great product. I have a large number of investments brokered through two different services. I certainly appreciate the automatic upload feature. Since I have such great dependence on Quicken, it is important to my that it remain a vibrant and sucessful product. I just wanted to encourage you to keep up the tradition that Quicken had at Intuit. Tom in Kalamazoo.
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Praise, directed to Q itself, is so infrequent here that it's MOST appreciated. As a SuperUser on this forum, I only wish that I could claim some of the credit ... but it's the Q employees, and especially the development and product teams, that have earned this.
Q user since February, 1990. DOS Version 4
Now running Quicken Windows Subscription, Business & Personal
Retired "Certified Information Systems Auditor" & Bank Audit VP0 -
i have 10 years of data in quicken that I protect vigorously. I would like to see the investment returns functions improved. I know it has problems with measuring real return with dividends included, but I don't understand why that is. I am not an accountant....:)0
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Your comment would have been better as a separate post tagged as an 'Idea'. That way it gets noticed by the developers.Eric Henderson said:i have 10 years of data in quicken that I protect vigorously. I would like to see the investment returns functions improved. I know it has problems with measuring real return with dividends included, but I don't understand why that is. I am not an accountant....:)
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I to have used Q since 2003. I have my life tied up in Q, it seems like once a week I learn something new. GREAT product. Keep up the Good work.Eric Henderson said:i have 10 years of data in quicken that I protect vigorously. I would like to see the investment returns functions improved. I know it has problems with measuring real return with dividends included, but I don't understand why that is. I am not an accountant....:)
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