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From Windows to Mac

Daniel Borowicz

I would like to switch from windows to mac.
Are there any disadvantages to doing this?
I currently have the subscription to Quicken deluxe for windows.
Could I run both at the same price? Or do i need 2 subscriptions?

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Daniel Borowicz

No comments?

Greg_the_Geek

Your Quicken subscription includes both the Mac and Windows version. You can sign-in to your quicken.com account and download/install Quicken for Mac. You can transfer your Windows Quicken data file to the Mac and then run both versions in parallel.

Daniel Borowicz

Thanks, any do they have the same features? Which one is better, has more features?

Greg_the_Geek

Everyone uses Quicken in different ways. I would suggest just giving it a try.

Daniel Borowicz

Thanks