Q Starter Edition is the closest to what you're requesting. Checkbooks, Savings and Credit Cards only. And, in ALL Q products, online features are entirely yours to use or not. The only exception to that is that you MUST have an online connection to register your product. And, if you want periodic release updates (i.e., bug fixes) you must go online periodically to be notified of them and to download them.
Budgets, likewise, are yours to use or not ... as are the pie charts.
Q user since DOS version 5 Now running Quicken Windows Subscription, Home & Business
Retired "Certified Information Systems Auditor" & Bank Audit VP
Q Starter Edition is the closest to what you're requesting. Checkbooks, Savings and Credit Cards only. And, in ALL Q products, online features are entirely yours to use or not. The only exception to that is that you MUST have an online connection to register your product. And, if you want periodic release updates (i.e., bug fixes) you must go online periodically to be notified of them and to download them.
Budgets, likewise, are yours to use or not ... as are the pie charts.
You can likely find a free checkbook template to use with Excel. No need to use Quicken at all.
Since one of the GREATEST features of Q is the ability to download from one's bank/card/brokerage/etc accounts, and the OP doesn't want these ... this may be the best suggestion of all.
Q user since DOS version 5 Now running Quicken Windows Subscription, Home & Business
Retired "Certified Information Systems Auditor" & Bank Audit VP
You said want you don't need. What else do you need besides a checking account? Do you want to put the expenses into categories? Do you want to print the checks? Why not just use the paper check register that comes with your checks and a calculator?
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And, in ALL Q products, online features are entirely yours to use or not. The only exception to that is that you MUST have an online connection to register your product. And, if you want periodic release updates (i.e., bug fixes) you must go online periodically to be notified of them and to download them.
Budgets, likewise, are yours to use or not ... as are the pie charts.
Now running Quicken Windows Subscription, Home & Business
Retired "Certified Information Systems Auditor" & Bank Audit VP
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