These have been provided to me through personal communications as well as posted in comments here and on the Quicken Inner Circle forums. I’ll endeavor to provide a broad review of both products, be fair and objective in my delivery but, ultimately, I’m going to pick one and use it and that will be the product I stand behind personally.Īt the end of this article (and probably also the Quicken Essentials article), I will present a list of further alternatives to Quicken 2007 for Mac. To that end, I’m very happy to answer questions, either publicly in the comments, or directly via the Contact Me form on my site. It’s terribly time consuming and once you’re finished you have inevitably missed discussing things that are important to many people and covered in detail things that few people care about. The Quicken Essentials 2010 for Mac review will be published after the February 25th launch of Quicken Essentials, at Intuit’s request. Both products will be reviewed from the perspective of a Quicken 2007 for Mac user, so bear that in mind as you read them. The two leading candidates for me to move to are Quicken Essentials 2010 for Mac and iBank. I’m tired of the interface, it’s the last PowerPC application I have on my Macintosh (I want to uninstall Rosetta), and it’s clear to me that while no alternative solution is perfect, I have to move forward.

I’ve entered my last transaction into Quicken 2007 for Mac.

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