Quicken Cash Flow View: Can anyone confirm that Quicken 2012 still has the Cash Flow page that breaks down Income, Expenses, and what's left over for the month (just like 2009 &amp; 2010 versions)?
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It was put back into 2011 with an update sometime in Nov. 2010. I had to set it up special in 2011. That means I had to find it in the menu, and set it up as my opening page on Quicken. Not the same way as the prior versions had it. Its hidden this time. I am sure 2012 is the same way. I would try the Quicken discussion page if you can not find it. Good luck
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Yes. I converted to Quicken deluxe 2011 when MM was abandoned. Man I wish MM.....Anyway, this crappy program really is the next best thing out there and converts all your data without a hitch. I had 3 years worth of financial info that converted fine. The problem with this is the inconsistent crashes, inconsistent download errors from your bank (some days it works, others it doesn't) and other failures.
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I currently use iBank 4 -- I assume this answer will also apply to iBank 5 (which I plan to upgrade to). I migrated from Quicken (Mac) and I have used iBank to record, and even print, checks (using the paper blank check forms that I have used literally for decades to print checks). It may call for some tweaking of the check field settings but it was easy to do and has worked flawlessly for more than a year now.
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Solaris, I think it is worth every penny if keeping track of your income/expenses--and hopefully investments is important to you. I have been using Quicken since the 90's--almost 20 years. The importance of ordering Q 2011 is that after 3 or so years, Intuit no longer supports its software and you must upgrade, so start off with the latest.
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Yes. You can have multiple Quicken files--one for each company. I currently use 3 separate files--one for my personal accounts, one for my business, and another for my husband's business. You can have one business and your personal accounts in a single file, but I prefer separate files.
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I really don't know. I tried Quicken but prefer Microsoft Money. I went back to using Money, although now I use MS Money Sunset, which can be downloaded from Microsoft at no charge and requires no activation.
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Yes. It can download all of your checking account activity. Where Quicken Essentials falls short is with investment accounts.
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I had Quicken 8 and lost my old system. I ended up with windows 8 (or 8.1) and ordered the Quicken Deluxe 2011 with hopes that it would work. It does work quite well. There are a few things that I have had to adjust to and a couple things I can't find but all-in-all, very successful. Hope this helps.
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You'd just be double inputting data. I use Quicken for all my finances and CBP for writing checks. It's easier and less convoluted. I write the check and just input the transaction in quicken.
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I had the same question. In a Quicken chat with a representative I was quaranteed that I lose none of the 2007 Deluxe investment tools if I purchase 2010 Deluxe version.
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What version of Rental Property Manager did you buy? Also, it won't allow you to use the program if you have any other version of rental property manager on your computer. If it the version you bought is "2014" and you have no other versions of the same program on your computer, I would call Quicken Customer Support.
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I don't personally work with Quicken, but I agree with Michele Morris. If there's an option to print 1099's then they will probably work fine.
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I just use quicken to write checks and balance my checkbook. I know there are many more features but I don't use them so I don't know the answer to your question.
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Yes they do. You can enter a stream of cash flows and do various calculations on them like PV, standard deviation, etc., etc. The 12C is the gold standard of financial calculators. You can't go wrong with the functionality. The only problem with newer models is they tend not to have the build quality of the originals.
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I have been using Quicken for about 10 years. It is generally OK, but not spectacular. If you are starting fresh and setting up new accounts, you'll probably be fine. But, the latest update from 2013 to 2014 has been very problematic for me, starting with One Step Update not working properly, and some strange entries being made all on it's own. Quicken tends to "fix" things that aren't broken. I might try Microsoft Money, or maybe some other accounting software if I was just starting out.
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I believe it is download only, and I did a quick check on,the internet which confirms that. However, you get a registration number, which would allow you to re-download, if needed. Also, I have found Infinite Kind support to be extremely helpful and responsive. I sent several emails early on, and each was responded to. Good luck. It's not Quicken, but I really love it.
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Had the same problem. Quit using it and went back to using the 2009 version. Sent three days with quicken support with no results. Demanded money back an got it less sales tax.