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MS money or Quicken

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Which do you use? I've got Quicken installed, but honestly I don't like it. Any of you use MS Money and like it?
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Money 2006 is better than the older versions, but not as good as Quicken, IMO.

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I use Quicken. It's an alright program, but I don't use it to do much.
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I've used Quicken for years. Occasionally I try to use MS Money just to give it a go, but I always stick with Quicken. Along with TurboTax, it gives me everything I need to use, financially / tax-wise, including investments.

I'm sure MS Money is fine, it just doesn't 'do it' for me.

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quicken. although I hate the fact that I can't figure out how to keep credit cards and checking accounts seperated.
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My real complaint with Quicken is how it updates. I download my bank account information - and it will display, or I should say only download account balances that are several days old. I'm not sure if that's a Quicken issue or a Wachovia issue.
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Quicken doesn't work like that with my bank.
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Quick Books or Quick Books Pro for the win...
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Diekan wrote:My real complaint with Quicken is how it updates. I download my bank account information - and it will display, or I should say only download account balances that are several days old. I'm not sure if that's a Quicken issue or a Wachovia issue.


I'm leaning to it being a Wachovia issue as my two banks download statements with no issues and are on time and up to date. Those being Fifth Third and Bank One.

BTW, Fifth Third SUX. I love Bank One.

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Goose_Man wrote:Quick Books or Quick Books Pro for the win...


Huh?
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Check it out its a great program reccomended to me by many a CPA
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For personal use too? I thought it was just for businesses?

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Menlaan wrote:For personal use too? I thought it was just for businesses?

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Can use for personal use np.
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