Where I could input bank interest, doctor bills, etc., and then create reports for yearly IRS tax reports? #2- If I ever had to delete Quicken (which I have used for years, but lately Quicken has not been to reliable, especially Turbo Tax), is there a good alternative to Quicken that I could use. The same applies for any software update. You should look at the release notes and see what it fixes or addresses and then decide if you need it. Most likely R7 will not be error free either at the beginning.Īs far as I can see with a quick glance there are no security issues (read the whole thing to be sure) and if that's the case and you don't have an issue with anything that it fixes then perhaps you don't need it for now and can wait until issues are ironed out. They did state that an earlier problem with the R6 installation has been fixed (but I don't know if there are other issues) so if you do decide to go ahead with the Mondo patch be sure to get the latest version of it (delete the one you have and grab a new one before installing).īTW can you provide a link to the reference you made above about waiting for R7 because I couldn't find that statement with Google.Quicken 2015 for Mac, $74.99 and available only via download until October, sports a new user interface that's similar to Mint, Intuit's free cloud-based financial management tool.įor example, the new Quicken dashboard displays accounts on the left side of your screen and a report summary screen on the right.

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