Quicken Catch-Up Plan
Quicken is a useful tool, but it is important to keep your records reconciled or up to date, so what is the easiest way to do that? Spoiler alert, don’t ask ChatGPT
#Quicken #ChatGPT #AI
Reviews, tips and discussions about Quicken personal finance software, from the perspective of the Canadian user. Quicken software has always lagged behind in terms of features in Canada, but it is getting worse every year. There is no real version for the MAC and the PC version barely works with current Canadian banks, but there are promises of things getting better. We remain skeptical of these promises.
Each year Canadians are herded into buying new copies of the software, with little or no new features, this is not how customers should be treated. The vendors continue to wonder why the software’s popularity is dropping? Stop taking your customers for granted, and they will gladly buy this useful software product for financial planning.
Quicken is a useful tool, but it is important to keep your records reconciled or up to date, so what is the easiest way to do that? Spoiler alert, don’t ask ChatGPT
#Quicken #ChatGPT #AI
A while ago I wrote a review of the Quicken Business & Home 2017 (Canadian Version) . In that review I mentioned the Quicken iPhone/iPad app (I think there is an Android version as well).… Read More »Quicken 2017 Update
Is it worth putting your hard earned money into purchasing Quicken Canadian Edition? There are new features, but is it worth the price? Yes, but you could do it all yourself as well?
Quicken’s lack of support for Mac Quicken in Canada (and their terrible support of Quicken Canada in general) continues to boggle my mind.
Quicken has come out with a new version of Quicken (Quicken 2016), which has many great new features. I’d love to be able to write that, but there is no way I can. As usual… Read More »Quicken 2016 Canadian Edition Review