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Renewal - Please remove the intensely annoying renewal notices.

LRF

Please remove the intensely annoying renewal notices. I've been a Quicken user for 30 years and am considering quitting because of this

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Greg_the_Geek

You can remove them by renewing your subscription. Or find a copy of Quicken 2016 or 2017.

vandernewt

I will also be looking for another software package after 25 years of using Quicken. I don't need the subscription services, I don't use the download transactions because they are too error prone, I don't need phone or chat support, and most of the updates are trivial anyway (and I can do them myself if they let me). But I have always liked the good ole' fashioned electronic checkbook features in Quicken and the Calendar for bill paying, and the ability to run reports on my expenses from years ago.
Now I have to learn another program. That's what I get for being a customer for 25 years, I get forced to buy something I don't need and don't want. At least let me buy an installation version of the damn program!!!
I wish I could say it's been nice, but the end has ruined all those years of good software use.
Sheesh, what marketing dork came up with this idea? >:) >:)

volvogirl

@vandernewt If you don't download transactions then why have you been buying the new versions? I stopped updating to a new version at Quicken 2013 and am still using it.