how does it do with importing QIF files from quicken?
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I successfully imported to iBank 14 years of data as a QIF from Quicken for Mac 2007, and had my chart of accounts come over fully, and every account balance accurately to the very last cent. Some minor cleanup was necessary to fix things like foreign currency symbols in which Quicken is not Mac-compliant. It was useful to carefully check my Quicken file to remove spurious transactions, and run Quicken's file rebuild routine, before creating the QIF for import, to repair file corruption for which Quicken for Mac is notorious. Migrating my accounting to iBank has been the easiest and most accurate such process I have experienced. Read the manual topic on import, run through the online tutorial, work through the process carefully, with backup data so you can revert if you make a mistake, and it should be easy for you, too.
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I spoke to a person @ Quicken who said it is compatible with Lion. I shall see when I load the software.
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Hi Laura, yes it does. Right mouse click at the top of Quicken where the icons are located and left mouse click the "customize tollbar" choice. Then look to the left of a new window and click "Tax Planner" and choose "add", then click the "OK" button. The retirement icon is now added and you may now click this icon to gain access to this planner.
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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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FYI, I have it running on a Vista machine and have encountered the following issues (none of which are deal breakers for me) 1) Can't access Help (written in older version) 2) Import Wizard doesn't import ingredients (?? - everything else moves over just fine) 3) Web Import doesn't function
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Quicken is not as complete in accounting as is quick books. Quick Books allows for multiple businesses.
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Here's OpenOffice: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.andropenoffice Here's Quicken: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.intuit.qm2014
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Yes, it is easy to import your Turbotax files from last year into this software. Depending on the complexity of last year's taxes you may need to answer a few question to an import wizard program.
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I am currently running the LC version of quicken on my Mac. The Mac version is lacking features. The way you do this is to install parallels desktop which is a program that allows you to install and run windows simultaneously with Mac OS. I am running windows 7. After installing windows you can install quicken and use your backed up file from windows on your Mac.
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Yes, it is very easy. Just put the disk in and follow instructions. I saved mine just before starting as insurance so I would not loose anything if I did something dumb. I have been a Quicken user for over 20 years and the 2014 version is the first time I have been disappointed. I have a Dell Studio XPS 16 inch because I travel a lot. My old 2011 version worked wonderful with the size of my computer. The 2014 version works and transferred easily; however, I had to purchase a pair of readers to see parts of what is on the computer, while the rest is so large you cannot see it on one screen even by extending the size. If I did not need it for investments, I would go back to old version. If you wonder where the search bar is, its the tiny oval at top right. When entering a check, the transaction description is completely altered. You just have to scroll through volumes of data to find what your looking for and put it in your memory bank in order to find it again. Everything I have had since 1 January 1990 when I moved to Quicken is still there, just a little hard to find sometimes. I hope this helps. I just have nasty thoughts about a company and their programmers have to mess something up that is working just fine. If you need more help, feel free to contact me again. Linda
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My recommendation would be to stay away from Quicken altogether. I had nothing but problems with both the desktop and mobile apps. To answer your question, it looks a lot like Mint, which I've never been crazy about either.
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I thoroughly tried Quicken once and it seemed to me much less convenient than Money (maybe because I got used to it already). Lousy interface, not possible to work with different currencies etc.
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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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Hi Abrat,My name is Kevin Garton, I work for NeatReceipts and can answer your question. NeatReceipts does have integration with Quickbooks. Rather than explaining it here, I'll direct you to a short video we created to show you exactly how. Just copy and paste the link below into your browser and go the the last video on this page. If you have any questions, you can call us at 1.866.632.8732http://www.neatreceipts.com/customer-support/video-tutorials
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Hi Chancey: The only advice I can give you is that my old PC was dying, and I waited until I got my new one before downloading the updated Quicken. I was afraid if I loaded it to my old PC, it would totally crash. So that's what I would advise, but I'm definitely not an expert.
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No, it doesn't. I think there is software available to import your data, but the operating systems are different, so they don't wiork together at all
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I bought Quicken 2013, but I did not use it because it would not load data from my 2001 Quicken. I bought the 2002 version instead and found it very satisfactory.