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differences between versions

lhite

i'm trying to understand the differences between the starter vs. deluxe version. i currently have the starter version, and for several years it did everything i needed it to do. but a while back, out of the clear blue i lost the ability to update my investment accounts at Morgan-Stanley. questions:

1) am i doing something wrong, or do i need to upgrade to the deluxe version in order to get this functionality back?

2) if i don't upgrade and don't re-new my starter subscription, what functionality will i lose? right now i don't do anything online. in order to update accounts, i just download .QFX files and import them. will i still have that functionality if i don't renew my subscription?

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Sherlock

If you do not renew, you will not be able to import QFX files, there will be an annoying banner asking you to renew, and , if you're using Starter, you will be restricted to read-only access to the Quicken files.

I suggest you upgrade to Deluxe. If you haven't already, you may want to review: https://www.quicken.com/support/how-do-i-manage-my-quicken-subscription

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bmciance

Starter doesn't include investment accounts. It us only for checking and credit cards.

NotACPA

Starter Edition has NEVER supported investment accounts. So, if you "lost the ability to update my investment accounts" that would have happened when you downgraded from a higher lever product to Starter.

Sherlock

lhite

thanks, Sherlock. exactly what i needed to know.