Buy[ing Quicken again]
arojas
Quicken Windows Subscription Member
I want to know if Quicken has any program to keep a personal checking account. Well, I've been using Quicken for years. But paying $42 for a checking account balance program is a lot. I have no connection to my bank or anything other than entering purchases, deposits, charges and nothing else. Sure reconcile.
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Sounds to me like you answered your own question ... Q does indeed have a program to keep a personal checking account, several of them in fact.
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Quicken does not have a separate program just for managing a checkbook. There is the desktop Quicken software, and there is the online-only Simplifi software. Both are designed to bring together data from multiple financial institutions and accounts, report on income and expenses, create a budget, etc. You can certainly use either one to manage just a single checking account. Whether the price is worth it to you is something only you can answer.Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19931
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arojas said:I want to know if Quicken has any program to keep a personal checking account. Well, I've been using Quicken for years. But paying $42 for a checking account balance program is a lot. I have no connection to my bank or anything other than entering purchases, deposits, charges and nothing else. Sure reconcile.Adding on to what has been stated above: Since you are not using any of the online services, why not just let your subscription expire? If you are using Deluxe edition or higher, you will be able to continue using Quicken manually for $0 after the subscription expires for as long as your system continues to support it. The main drawback, from some people's perspective, is that there will be a banner on the Quicken screen that will take up about 25% of the view. That banner cannot be removed without resubscribing but if all you are using it for is as a checkbook then I would think this should not be a huge issue.Note if you have Starter edition: If you let the subscription expire it will become read-only. If you want to then continue using Quicken you would need to resubscribe every year. Another option would be to upgrage to Deluxe edition (for 1 year) and then after your subscription expires you can continue to use it manually for free, as was mentioned in my first paragraph.
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and there is always the tried and true paper check register booklet ....free from your bank!0
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Mark1104 said:and there is always the tried and true paper check register booklet ....free from your bank!Signature:
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Chris_QPW said:Mark1104 said:and there is always the tried and true paper check register booklet ....free from your bank!
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Boatnmaniac said:Chris_QPW said:Mark1104 said:and there is always the tried and true paper check register booklet ....free from your bank!Signature:
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Chris_QPW said:Boatnmaniac said:Chris_QPW said:Mark1104 said:and there is always the tried and true paper check register booklet ....free from your bank!
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