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No option to set up liability acct in Starter edition [edited]

Skyla

I am trying to set up a liability account and the only options I have are to be connected or off-line. So that would be either be banking or cash no other options available what’s wrong?

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Jim_Harman

What version of Quicken are you running? In current US versions Deluxe or higher, I would go to Tools > Add Account > Other Assets and Liabilities > Liability.

Starter Edition may be limited.

Skyla

That’s kind of the frustrating part several years ago I bought the home and business version and then they want you to update and they charge you and now I’m back to a starter edition so I really don’t have what I purchased in the beginning what do I do.

Jim_Harman

I edited the title of your post to indicate more clearly what the problem is.

Chris_QPW

You need Deluxe or above, the Stater edition doesn't support liability accounts.

Skyla

Well well the kicker is I initially purchased a home and business version and now they’ve dumbed me back to a starter edition who do I talk to what do I do. I suppose they just want more money for a higher subscription

Chris_QPW

Yes, higher versions of Quicken cost more, but Office Depot has a sale on the Deluxe edition for $32.
https://www.officedepot.com/a/products/9919683/Quicken-Deluxe-Personal-Finance-Software-1/

I would suggest contacting Quicken Support to see if they can refund your money for Starter and go for the Deluxe version.
Contact Quicken Support

Chris_QPW

P.S. If you actually paid for Home & Business and then got Starter somehow, they definitely need to fix that! And Quicken Support would be the right people to talk to get it fixed.