What is the difference between Classic Deluxe and Classic Premier?

QDH

Thinking about upgrading to Classic Premier and not sure if it's worth it? Changing my categories around to fit both rental property business/investments and small business. When I click on a category that has an option of personal or business. I clicked on business and I get an automatic notification to upgrade to three options (1. Classic Bus. & Personal) (2. Classic Premier) (3. Classic Starter).

Could not find a description of either options? My current subscription is Classic Deluxe. Any help would be great.

Chris_QPW

That sounds like an oversite, because Quicken Mac recently got some support for Business features (note that any rental features mentioned are for Windows only).

https://www.quicken.com/products/classic-business-personal/

As for the difference between Deluxe and Premier on Quicken Mac (the answer is "not much"), see comment below:

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20279142#Comment_20279142

jacobs

@QDH The differences in Quicken Mac between Deluxe and Premier are pretty few, although a number of the newest features require Premier; the Quicken folks are clearly working to build out the differences between these subscription tiers. For instance, the Investment Watchlist feature added earlier this year requires Premier, and does the new account Balances graph in the 8.3 version just released today.

Quicken Classic for Mac Business & Personal, however, offers a vast set of features above those available in Quicken Premier. You can define businesses, products, clients, etc.; you can create and track invoices and receivables; you can track business-related expenses to be included on invoices, including trip mileage tracking. There aren't tools specifically for rental property management, but if you have a small number of properties and need to track income and expenses; invoices, payments and receivables, then you might find Quicken Mac suitable for your needs.

Chris_QPW

That sounds like an oversite, because Quicken Mac recently got some support for Business features (note that any rental features mentioned are for Windows only).

https://www.quicken.com/products/classic-business-personal/

As for the difference between Deluxe and Premier on Quicken Mac (the answer is "not much"), see comment below:

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20279142#Comment_20279142

jacobs

@QDH The differences in Quicken Mac between Deluxe and Premier are pretty few, although a number of the newest features require Premier; the Quicken folks are clearly working to build out the differences between these subscription tiers. For instance, the Investment Watchlist feature added earlier this year requires Premier, and does the new account Balances graph in the 8.3 version just released today.

Quicken Classic for Mac Business & Personal, however, offers a vast set of features above those available in Quicken Premier. You can define businesses, products, clients, etc.; you can create and track invoices and receivables; you can track business-related expenses to be included on invoices, including trip mileage tracking. There aren't tools specifically for rental property management, but if you have a small number of properties and need to track income and expenses; invoices, payments and receivables, then you might find Quicken Mac suitable for your needs.

QDH

Thank you for your help Chris_QPW and jacobs. I now have a better understanding and will consider upgrading to Quicken Classic for Mac Business & Personal.