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How Do I Get Quicken 2022?

Chuck Cobb

I have an active annual subscription to Quicken which I recently paid to renew in December of 2021. I keep seeing ads from Quicken to buy Quicken 2022. I shouldn't need to buy it if I already have an active subscription. How do I get Quicken 2022?

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Greg_the_Geek

There is really no such thing as Quicken 2022. It's just a marketing name for Quicken Subscription. As long as you have an active subscription, you have the latest version.

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Greg_the_Geek

There is really no such thing as Quicken 2022. It's just a marketing name for Quicken Subscription. As long as you have an active subscription, you have the latest version.

Chuck Cobb

Thanks. In their ads, Intuit really leads you to believe that it is a different product.

Greg_the_Geek

Intuit hasn't owned Quicken for over 4 years.

splasher

The dates on the boxes are so that you can tell an old box from a newer box, they really don't mean much else.

Chuck Cobb

Yes, I forgot that Intuit no longer owns Quicken but that’s really not important.

Ps56k2

Chuck Cobb said: I keep seeing ads from Quicken to buy Quicken 2022.

where are you seeing these ads ?

Chuck Cobb

The ads are all over the internet and in my email. The interesting thing is that the ads offer a 40% discount on the annual subscription fees. I presume that only applies to new customers. I would have to cancel my existing subscription and buy a totally new subscription to take advantage of this discount.

Go to the Quicken.com website and you’ll see the 40% off offer right on the front page of the web site.

splasher

Chuck Cobb said:

The ads are all over the internet and in my email. The interesting thing is that the ads offer a 40% discount on the annual subscription fees. I presume that only applies to new customers. I would have to cancel my existing subscription and buy a totally new subscription to take advantage of this discount.

Go to the Quicken.com website and you’ll see the 40% off offer right on the front page of the web site.

The new user discount is available ONLY to users with a Quicken Id (QID) that has never had a subscription associated to it.
So cancelling your current subscription would just be wasting money, that QID would not be able to get the discount. You would have to create a new QID.

Ps56k2

Chuck Cobb said: The ads are all over the internet and in my email.

Just wanted to clarify that the ads were NOT appearing within your Quicken software.

But - the emails - were they coming from Quicken marketing ...