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Quicken is the granddaddy of, and it’s the product users love to hate. I’ve been a Quicken user since 1992 — now over 26 years. I used to track every one of my 60-plus accounts with Quicken. I had every bank account, credit card, asset, retirement, investment and liability linked to the software. So to say I’m a power-user of this product would be an understatement. In case you missed it, Quicken is no longer owned by Inuit, which.

Long term, I’m not sure what to make of this news or what it means for the future of Quicken. However, in the two years since the sales, there have been a number of improvements made to Quicken. At one time, this software was the only game in town. Today, that is no longer the case, and you have many to choose from.

Today, it’s possible to store your financial information completely online using services like, which we recommend as the best personal finance service,. However, these financial aggregation services tend to be read-only and are better suited for alerts or reporting your finances. Reconciliation and online bill pay aren’t available with these types of services. To be fair, most banks offer online bill pay via their websites or mobile apps, so the need for online bill pay with your personal finance software has waned. For individuals who prefer to stay with a locally installed program, there’s. Or if you’re looking for a native Macintosh software application, there’s, as well. But none of these applications come close to Quicken in terms of market share or the comprehensive personal finance features that still make Quicken for Windows the industry leader.

So that brings us to reviewing the latest version of Quicken. Quicken for Windows Features. Testing Quicken 2019 For this review, Quicken supplied a copy of Quicken Premier 2019 for Windows, and I converted from my previous test installation of Quicken 2018. This test was conducted over a two-week period and used most parts of the application. To be fully transparent to our readers, I no longer use Quicken on a daily basis and have. So with Quicken 2019, I imported what I could from the old version but also set up new accounts missing from the previous testing. I specifically tested all accounts that had online synchronization, since that appears to be a common problem area among Quicken users.

Now an Annual Subscription Last year, Quicken 2018 made headlines by going subscription-only. Before, you had up to three years to use the software. However, now you must subscribe and pay on an annual basis. After your subscription period ends, the online services will no longer work. Overall, this change makes sense for Quicken, since before it had to support at least three versions of the old software, which was a maintenance and tech support nightmare. This change gets the entire user base on the same version at all times.

This version of Quicken seems to try to follow the company’s pledge to constantly update and fix bugs. During my testing, Quicken was updated at least four times. I see many comments balking at the new pricing, but at least in my opinion, that’s way overblown. Right now, a one-year subscription to the highest tier, Home & Business, costs just $89.99.

Premier, which has fewer bells and whistles for the entrepreneur, is just $67.49. That works out to $5.62 per month. It’s especially worthwhile when you consider that YNAB — which has much less functionality — charges $6.99 per month. Also keep in mind that if you used Quicken Bill Pay, it is now included in the price. Since it’s a $119 value, this effectively further reduces your cost of using the latest version of Quicken. However, when compared to a free service that can do most of what Quicken can do (e.g., Personal Capital), it becomes a much harder sell.

In addition, many banks now offer features that were once exclusive to Quicken (such as bill pay), further reducing the need to pay for this software. Of course, your milage may vary. But for individuals with complex financial lives, Quicken can greatly help them better organize and save time. However, I do think some comments about poor customer service experiences and a lack of major new features on a yearly basis are valid issues. Our overall rating and criteria scores are lower for Quicken for these reasons. Bill Alerts In keeping up with Mint.com, Quicken’s latest version can now display your bills and allow you to pay them within the software.

This feature is very useful. However, in my specific case, many of my payments are already automatically paid directly though my checking account or via a credit card. (I must rack up those credit card rewards.) You can get upcoming bill alerts via the app and email so you are never late making a payment. Less Support of Online Synchronization Surprisingly, Quicken didn’t support as much online synchronization when compared to Personal Capital. There were quite a few accounts that worked flawlessly with Personal Capital that didn’t with Quicken. With Quicken, either I had to download transactions manually and import them into Quicken, or the transactions weren’t supported within Quicken at all.