"poor product"
Pros
not much. If you are starting off in life and all financial institutions you are involved with allow data to be downloaded directly into quicken it might be okay.
Cons
Importing data from MS money is fair. Many credit cards do not upload to quicken.
Summary
After about five years of using quicken I switched to MS Money for about a decade and found it more user friendly. When MS anounced it was going to stop producing Money I decided to give Quicken a try again. Sorry I wasted the money. Most of the accounts imported ... Read full review
After about five years of using quicken I switched to MS Money for about a decade and found it more user friendly. When MS anounced it was going to stop producing Money I decided to give Quicken a try again. Sorry I wasted the money. Most of the accounts imported from money to quicken but not all. Not all financial institutions I deal with particularly Credit Cards will download directly. I would take the quicken I used in the early 1990s over the product today. Somehow Intuit has managed to get worse with time that is why I switched to Money in the first place.