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track investments, not credit cards or checking, or loans.

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I'm trying to find software to basically track my investments, not credit cards or checking, or loans. Is quicken for Mac worth while if I primarily want to track investments? Thanks, Tim

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Concordman

It all depends what level of sophistication you're going to require to track investments. Quicken for Mac is severely under capability handling investments. If all you need to do is track the investments, update the quotes in the portfolio you are probably OK

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Thanks Captain Obvious

Concordman

Thanks Captain Obvious

Btw your smart to come on here & ask b4 you pull the trigger on the software

unknown

If your investments include options, there are currently annoying issues. Quicken tracks the non-option portions just fine for my purposes.