Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great price. About half of what Intuit wants for the same thing.

I'm a repeat user, so pretty much hooked on Quicken. I like how easy it makes managing my personal finances, by making answers to tax questions a matter of running a report and answering questions on "when did we?" or "how much was?" so easy. I DO wish that it was easier to tie in my investment accounts to download current market values and transactions. Still haven't been able to manage that.

I am a long term user of Quicken. Just like everyone else, I am angry about Quicken now forcing you to subscribe every year in order to use their on line tools. The For me, I really only use the one step update to download quotes and investment information. I didn't mind upgrading the program every 3 years. But to pay what they want every year just for this service is frustrating to put it mildly. Before I made a switch to another program (Empower, for instance), I saw Qucken Classic one year subscription on sale at Best Buy. It was important that the product description for what I bought did not say "for new users" (others do). Also, it was not a digital download but a physical box that I picked up in store. The box did not contain a CD as in the past however. I did succesfully upgrade my subscription for one more year simply by opening the existing version on my PC and, at the top where it said my membership had expired, I clicked on "Activate". This took me through the steps to enter the one-time-use activation code that came on a piece of cardboard inside the box. After I entered the code, I received a green check mark, I clicked on "Activate Membership" and all seems to be working. I verified by updating the program (which I had not done in over a month) and viewing Help->manage my subscription. It shows I now have another year. Sorry for long review, but I wanted to outline the steps to confirm to other users such as me that this activation path works so you can purchase a new one year subscription while on sale.

I've been using Quicken for nearly 30 years and it's a solid product excellent for keeping close track of all your financials. The desktop version for Windows has a ton of features for tracking and reporting and functions well even with a huge data file. I wish the MAC version came closer to the Windows version though....and I could do without the new subscription-based pricing.

I have been using Quicken for years and I love being able to print out expenses, net worth, investment accounts, account balances, etc. with the click of a button. It is easy to use and reports are simple to generate.

Been using for many many years. Best I can find for my personal banking. Wish price was lower. Seemed to rise considerably yearly. No great "specials". Don't need all the extras. Would love just basic downloading on financial banking,

Quicken is the old standby for keeping track of household finances. My only beef is the yearly cost of admission. If you are locked in to the ecosystem it would be nice if the yearly subscription were lower. I tend to wait till I can find it on sale and then buy it since it saves a few bucks.

Have been using this to keep track of my bank and credit card transactions. Helps to find the restaurant you like years back. Helps to generate reports on spend categories. Have been using it for last 15 years with every 3-5 years upgrade. Now with yearly service its a bit expensive but no competitor option available.

I’ve been using Quicken for more years than I can remember. Solid product. Easy to use once you’ve learned it. Very powerful.

I have used this software for over 25 years. What I will say is that I dont like the annual subscription fee. Customer service works hard but in my personal experience, my issues were not easily resolved. I continue to utilize Quicken because i am familiar and the fits my needs but i may explore other options in the future.

I have used Quicken for years to budget and track expenses. I do not link to bank accounts or credit cards but one could. I buy the new annual in order to get a nicer view but it can be used after annual expires if you want to put up with the ads - it is annoying that Quicken now does that. Otherwise I would use the same version for a few years.

My intro to Quicken was in the year 2000. I saw a bundle with it and Turbo-Tax (both were owned by Intuit at the time). I've found it to be the best tool for managing my finances. Since going to a subscription platform I find it less compelling, but there isn't any other product which can match it. Whenever I find a sale on a 1 year sub I'm compelled to purchase renewal, and update my copy within a month of the renewal date. Remember, the activation code is good for 1 year, and can be entered 6 months before the renewal date. It's easy to activate from the program's Help screen > Manage Subscription field.

I've used Quicken for over 30 years. Everything works as advertised. My only complaint is Intuit's inflexibility with customer suggestions.

Easy to order and fair price. What I don't understand is why Best Buy does not provide a digital code via email to open this program. I waited almost a week to get the package in the mail only to get the code, but no disk.

I renew my subscription every year. Best Buy had a great deal and it was so easy to purchase online! Excellent product to manage your finances and provide a quick way to know your financial status! Quick Finances with Quicken?

I needed some help with setting up a home budget and more closely watching my spending habits. There are lots of online "free" options but most seemed very cumbersome and not very user friendly. So far, although I'm still setting things up, Quicken seems like a good alternative option, particularly when the software is on sale. I was very disappointed in the delivery time, however, as it took well over a week for this item to be shipped to my local store and it turned out to only be a digital code. That code could have been emailed at point of purchase just like with Amazon instead of actually mailing a cardboard box with only another piece of cardboard inside.

It's a good product and we've been using it for years, but ever since they switched to a subscription model, I don't think it's a good deal. Unfortunately there are no decent alternatives anymore ever since Microsoft stopped selling MS Money years ago. If I had to start over I'd use one of the online products that cost less. A lot of the features are hard to use and understand (like investment tracking)

I've been using this program for years... back when you didn't have to pay a yearly fee. I had an old version. When I upgraded to a Windows 11 and a new computer, I purchased the new Quicken. I like the program and didn't want to have to learn a new one. It does everything that I need it to do and then som.

I love quicken for keeping track of my accounts and have been using it for about 15 years now, a friend got me introduced to and it I love it. I will never stop using it even when it has bugs.

Been using since 1992 and it works well for me. Liked it better when the purchase did not expire after a year.