Financial Programs

[Shane]

I have been using Quicken for years but it will not work with Vista.
Does any one know of a replacement I can get in the UK, that works with
Vista, even better if it would import Quicken data!
Thanks

 

[SG]

Hi Shane,

What version are you using?

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ALEX NICHOL
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[Synapse Syndrome]

Hi Shane,

What version are you using?

They stopped making the UK version of Quicken in 2005.

ss.

 

[Steve Pearce]

They stopped making the UK version of Quicken in 2005.

Likewise with MS Money, 2005 is the last UK version. However it works
just fine with Vista.

 

[SG]

You might find something here.....
http://www.freewarefiles.com/result...d=8&subcategoryid=78&programid=0&option=&tab=

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All the best,
SG

ALEX NICHOL
(1935-2005)
http://www.aumha.org/alex.htm
You will never be forgotten my friend

 

[Ken Blake, MVP]

I have been using Quicken for years but it will not work with Vista.
Does any one know of a replacement I can get in the UK, that works with
Vista, even better if it would import Quicken data!

Quicken works fine with Vista. I use it every day.

If you have an older version of Quicken, *that* version may not work
with Vista. Just buy the new version (2008 in the US; I don't know if
version names are the same in the UK).

 

[Doug]

The last UK version of Quicken was Quicken XG 2004 when Quicken abruptly
mailed their UK customers a CD with the latest update, saying they were
pulling out of the UK. I think they got fed up with Pounds, Value Added Tax
and the difficulty of getting downloads from UK stock broking and banking
institutions. I still use that last UK version and it works faultlessly with
Vista. I don't attempt to use its online features. Doug

 

[Bob]

You might consider using a spreadsheet instead.

 

[ray]

I have been using Quicken for years but it will not work with Vista.
Does any one know of a replacement I can get in the UK, that works with
Vista, even better if it would import Quicken data! Thanks

Moneydance is $30. Gnucash is free - I've used it for several years -
should suffice if all you're doing is simply keeping track of the
checkbook - yes it imports quicken.