Is this version of Quicken for Mac ok to buy
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To be quite honest, it is fine for me, but my needs are rather simple. I use it primarily to keep track if banking information, but do not do any complicated work with it.
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yes! I use it quite often and yes you need the mac version. It's also retina ready too so make sure you actually BUY photoshop so you can upgrade it so it's retina ready since it's kind of a new update.
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Yes. The Mac version is (obviously) formatted to be fully compatible with all Macs. You can very easily format it to an exFAT file system (look for tutorials online) to make it work seamlessly with any modern Mac AND Windows computer. BTW, consider upgrading from Mountain Lion to the latest OS X Mavericks. It's easy and free.
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I have Money 2004 Financial Suite and it works fabulously on a Win7 Ultimate edition 64 bit pc. I have been using it for years and just do not understand why Microsoft dropped it. There is just nothing out there to touch it, I wish it would run on my iPad2 though.
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Best bet is to contact Apple directly. The "old" version is still being sold, overall has great reviews. See link below. If there is a new version it becomes a cost/benefit decision, i.e. are the new enhancements: 1. Relevant to how you plan to use your Mac? 2. How much more money is a "new" version? If the enhancements are not relevant to you and the new version costs more, you would be better off with the old version. If the price is the same old vs. new buy new. Compared to a Windows PC similarly configured, Windows has the edge on price. Let us know what you learn. Good luck. http://topbestcomputers.com/apple-imac-md093lla-21-5-inch-desktop-computer-review/ Best bet is to contact Apple directly. The "old" version is still being sold, overall has great reviews. See link below. If there is a new version it becomes a cost/benefit decision, i.e. are the new enhancements: 1. Relevant to how you plan to use your Mac? 2. How much more money is a "new" version? If the enhancements are not relevant to you and the new version costs more, you would be better off with the old version. If the price is the same old vs. new buy new. Compared to a Windows PC similarly configured, Windows has the edge on price. Let us know what you learn.... » Read More Best bet is to contact Apple directly. The "old" version is still being sold, overall has great reviews. See link below. If there is a new version it becomes a cost/benefit decision, i.e. are the new enhancements: 1. Relevant to how you plan to use your Mac? 2. How much more money is a "new" version? If the enhancements are not relevant to you and the new version costs more, you would be better off with the old version. If the price is the same old vs. new buy new. Compared to a Windows PC similarly configured, Windows has the edge on price. Let us know what you learn. Good luck. http://topbestcomputers.com/apple-imac-md093lla-21-5-inch-desktop-computer-review/ « Show Less
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Yes. The sticker on the box even says windows 8 compatible. (I would make sure you let Quicken 2013 update itself relentlessly and stabilizes before using it.)I use Q2013 on the desktop, I haven't even explored running it on UI (metro) as I still hate win 8/8.1 for a pc or laptop.
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I am away from my home computer right now so I can't tell you exactly which version, BUT when I went to install it, it gave me a few worries and so I called customer support and they did their magic and took my numbers and then downloaded the current/best version for running on on an iMac/OS 10.8.2. They were helpful and polite and after the download all went smoothly and I moved ahead. I think you could download the free trial version and then when you decide it works for you, then just purchase it directly from IGG. Hope this is helpful. I am not a heavy iBank user, but have been pleased with my limited use.
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I use a Mac and the software works fine for me. It is not the end all in software but for what I needed it was fine.
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I'm a Mac user and I am very satisfied. I've been using the Mac version of TurboTax for years and never had a problem. I have never had to use the form you reference, but I believe TurboTax gives you access to ALL tax forms.
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My 2002 quicken would occasionally locked up Windows 8.1 so I doubt that your 95 edition would work.
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You can install Quicken on up to three computers running the same operating system, as described in their respective Quicken End User License Agreements. You do not have to purchase additional copies of Quicken to install it on the second and third computer.
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Yes it is. I install it on macbook and it is doning well, no problem so far.
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You have to buy checks specially designed for quicken. There are suppliers other than Q. Otherwise they work fine.
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I am a Macintosh user. But I thought this Windows, Only use it for Microsoft Money 2002 and I've had no problems so far. Bob
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There is an annual fee for support. That includes any upgrades to the software, but it also means you can ask any questions you have by e-mail or by phone, and you will get a prompt and helpful reply. (I see they now have online chat support, but I have never used that.) The cost last time was $45. But this is not "Gotcha," because they are up front about it. If you do not update, the program will still work. (I am still using Quicken Basic 2002, by the way! But only for tracking expenses, not for investments. I will have to buy a new version if and when I need to use Quicken on a 64-bit system.) I have found the annual fee well worth it.
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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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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.