Trying to migrate from Quickbook to Quicken and this is a feature available in Quickbooks.
Quickbooks and Quicken haven't been owned by the same company (Intuit) for several years.
SO, your comparison is irrelevant.
And, Q is a personal product where few would want the cost of this feature due to the low number of checks written. QB is a business product, where it wouldn't be a surprise to have MANY more checks.
Just wondering, how many paper checks do you print every month?
While using Quickbooks, have you printed checks with a computer-printed signature?
Does your bank really allow you to print a signature on your checks? It's my understanding that some banks do not allow that …
Have you heard the rumbles out of Washington to make the banks stop accepting paper checks? It's so antiquated … It's probably not going to happen anytime soon, but what would you have to do to convert to other payment methods?
