“if I buy the digital down load will I still have to pay a fee to use the program every year? if you do how much is it too renew? I have a older version now that I don't have to pay anything for.”

Asked by Keith 5 years ago

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They charge the same price you would pay to get the first year. So far I have been able to work around that by finding a 2 year subscription in 2018 for the price of 1, and this year managed to purchase it from Best Buy for $23 for Deluxe so basicaly half price again. But yes, you have to renew every year.
Answered by BobC1215 5 years ago
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All versions of Quicken are now subscription so you will have to renew at the end of the subscription that you pay for (most likely one year). The list price for a year's subscription has not gone up for years, so the most you will pay is $79.99. Often you will see a deal (or emailed a deal) where the price is lower (generally $40-$60 for an additional year). I am afraid that your 'older' version will stop allowing you to sync with your financial institutions at a certain point (usually this is three years). If you don't sync with anything online, I believe that you can continue to use an old version. This means that you have to manually keep all of your accounts up to date. I am not a fan of subscription-based software but have come to grips with the fact that for the small number of critical programs in my life, it is worth keeping the software running and available. I was previously burned by using "Microsoft Money" and "Managing Your Money."
Answered by trsands 5 years ago
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