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Turn off renew banner [edited]

Bill12345665454

Why don't you turn off your [removed - profanity] renew banners?

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Greg_the_Geek

Renew and it will be turned off.

Boatnmaniac

Many people have requested Quicken to turn off that banner but Quicken wants to encourage people to renew their subscriptions so they have opted to not do that unless they renew their subscriptions. You'll need to renew your subscription if you want that banner to go away.

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Greg_the_Geek

Renew and it will be turned off.

Boatnmaniac

volvogirl

See this page for ongoing access to your data if you do not renew the subscription. You can still enter new transactions manually, except for the Starter Edition which becomes read only and is limited.

If you don't renew a subscription about 25% of your screen will be taken up with a reminder to renew.

https://www.quicken.com/support/what-quicken-data-access-guarantee

See, https://www.quicken.com/support/quicken-subscription-membership-faqs Under...Why am I seeing an expiration banner?

There was this thread, Expiration-Vote , but it has been closed

If you have or can find a copy of Quicken 2017, I think you can go back to the previous version with no nag screens.

mshiggins

An an alternative to renewing each year is to use a pre-subscription version, like Q2017. That is what I am doing. QW2017 works great for my purposes.

splasher

The banner is part of their business model, it would take a huge change in mind set for them to not nag.