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    Quicken Deluxe 2009 Review Discussion

    Discussion in 'Notebook News and Reviews' started by -, May 28, 2009.

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    Quicken Deluxe 2009 represents Intuit's latest version of the personal finance software that has dominated the market for over two decades. This latest version of Quicken is designed to organize your income, savings, and spending into a coherent household budget. Can Quicken Deluxe 2009 recession-proof your checkbook, or is it just another sunk cost? Read on to see our final bottom line.



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  2. Greg

    Greg Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    I was actually thinking about getting a copy of this for myself, but it seems like they were more concerned about integrated spam features rather that full functionality into the product.

    It looks like Quicken isn't going to be one of those 'uncategorized' expenses on my spreadsheets :D.

    I'll just stick to Excel for my financial needs. It doesn't crash or spam me.
     
    Greg, May 28, 2009
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    There's something wrong with your HTML code...I can't see the article past "Read on..." and it happens on more than one computer in different versions of IE.
     
    Robin24k, Sep 24, 2009
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    Over the years, I've used about every computer-based financial package, including writing my own Excel-based system. I was really never totally pleased with any of them.

    Recently, I stumbled upon YNAB, and it fits my basic budgeting needs perfectly. No overkill, and no up-sell SPAM. Just a nice, well-designed financial budgeting program for the average family.

    I have absolutely no connection to YNAB - just a satisfied customer. YNAB stands for "You Need A Budget." Simple - just like the software!
     
    colloquor, Sep 25, 2009
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    Good review! Quicken Deluxe seems like a good software but I would never use it myself. I'm not that type of a guy.
     
    Vinyard, Sep 25, 2009
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