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Bill`

I have Quicken for Mac 6.2.2. When will it be available for new Apple chips?

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jacobs

Quicken was not only compatible with, but native for M1-powered Macs from the day Apple shipped them last fall. There is no compatibility issue at all with Quicken.

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Bill`

Will Quicken keep up with hardware evolution?

UKR

Bill` said:

I have Quicken for Mac 6.2.2. When will it be available for new Apple chips?

As far as I can tell, according to https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20130304#Comment_20130304 it already does.

jacobs

Quicken was not only compatible with, but native for M1-powered Macs from the day Apple shipped them last fall. There is no compatibility issue at all with Quicken.