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I've always been a Mac user and have always used a VM to access Quicken Windows due to ONE feature missing on Mac: Retirement Planner. Why is it so difficult to build this exclusive Windows-Quicken feature into the Mac product?
Quicken supposedly has new leadership why not evolve the Mac product. What am I missing here that's so fundamentally challenging to Quicken engineers?
What am I missing here...?The fact there are MANY competing priorities...Quicken for Mac has been redeveloped and since late 2013 has been updated to include MANY missing features based on the Quicken Essentials for Mac product released in 2010. But with the divestiture of Quicken by Intuit, there has been a lot of churn to complete this endeavour. And with originally limited resources, this has been a slow progress.
I'm another Quicken Mac hopeful who wants you to Add Lifetime Planner to Quicken Mac. Right now I continue to update, purchase and use Parallels JUST to use the Windows version of Lifetime Planner.I've always been a Mac user and have always used a VM to access Quicken Windows due to ONE feature missing on Mac: Retirement Planner. Why is it so difficult to build this exclusive Windows-Quicken feature into the Mac product?
Quicken supposedly has new leadership why not evolve the Mac product. What am I missing here that's so fundamentally challenging to Quicken engineers?
The new Mac subscription terms include access to all of the features in the Windows version - -does this mean that the Mac version now includes the lifetime/retirement planner? That would be a huge plus for me. Otherwise, I am not going to move from my current versionI've always been a Mac user and have always used a VM to access Quicken Windows due to ONE feature missing on Mac: Retirement Planner. Why is it so difficult to build this exclusive Windows-Quicken feature into the Mac product?
Quicken supposedly has new leadership why not evolve the Mac product. What am I missing here that's so fundamentally challenging to Quicken engineers?
I bought the new 2018 Mac subscription under the premise that, as you said, "all features of the Windows version" would be included. Alas, no lifetime planner. Save your money - "new" 2018 Quicken Mac is essentially the same as "old" with a few minor tweaks to some reports and Portfolio views.I've always been a Mac user and have always used a VM to access Quicken Windows due to ONE feature missing on Mac: Retirement Planner. Why is it so difficult to build this exclusive Windows-Quicken feature into the Mac product?
Quicken supposedly has new leadership why not evolve the Mac product. What am I missing here that's so fundamentally challenging to Quicken engineers?
Bummer!I've always been a Mac user and have always used a VM to access Quicken Windows due to ONE feature missing on Mac: Retirement Planner. Why is it so difficult to build this exclusive Windows-Quicken feature into the Mac product?
Quicken supposedly has new leadership why not evolve the Mac product. What am I missing here that's so fundamentally challenging to Quicken engineers?