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Home & Business to Deluxe

loddes2427

I currently have Home & Business installed. Can I convert the file to the Deluxe version?

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Greg_the_Geek

Yes, you can. Your business accounts will become debit or credit accounts.

GeoffG

Yes, you can downgrade to Deluxe without a problem.

Ps56k2

It's all the same data file - only the software "features" change, along with how the Deluxe version of software views the HB info...

NotACPA

What product year of H&B do you have installed? What BUILD of H&B? You can get this info by doing HELP, About Quicken.

If your H&B product is fairly recent, there should be no issues other than those mentioned above.

If your H&B product is older, you MIGHT need to go thru a file conversion to bring it into the Deluxe subscription product.

loddes2427

Thanks for all the advice. Converted without a hitch

Joe Rutansky

I have the same situation -- currently on H&B 2017 R20.2 and considering downgrading to Deluxe in the subscription model since I'm not really using business functionality.

Should I expect any issues?

Quicken Francisco

Hello @Joe Rutansky

Thank you for reaching out on the community. You should experience no issues with converting over from 2017 HBR to 2020 Deluxe. Like previous users have said you lose the couple of extra features that HBR does have compared to deluxe but your file will remain the same otherwise.

Hope This helps out!

Thanks,

Quicken Francisco