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IGG Software is an Apple-only developer it ONLY makes apps for the Mac (and iDevices). iBank 5 from IGG Software is not only better than anything Intuit has ever made for the Mac, I'm confident that it's better than anything Intuit will ever make for the Mac. And without connected services, it would be worthless to me.įortunately, as I wrote last November, I don't have to deal with Intuit anymore. To be fair, I asked if Intuit had any comment I was referred to two webpages - the first explaining the aforementioned email the second describing Intuit's “discontinued services” policies. While they make it clear when and why Intuit discontinues connected services for its products, I don't recall being informed that my copy of Quicken Essentials would expire after x years.

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I was shocked to discover that not only was it not free, it costs $74.99, ($64.99 with the $10 discount).ĪRE YOU OUT OF YOUR FREAKING MINDS, Intuit? In what alternate reality where paying you more money to upgrade an application you just crippled can be seen as, "having me covered?" Not that I intend to ever use an Intuit product again, but I did expect the upgrade to be free given that it's only necessary because Intuit is crippling the current version on April 30. It didn’t sound so bad, and they did address me as "Valued Customer," so I clicked the Upgrade Now and Save $10 button.

All I have to do is upgrade to Quicken 2015 for Mac.

You’re going to make it stop working (at least for me) on April 30.

Upgrade to Quicken 2015 for Mac by April 30 to keep my connected services and save $10. Last week, Intuit sent an email to users of Quicken Essentials for Mac: Your connected services will be discontinued on 4/30/15. And it has discontinued the Mac version at least twice since I’ve been a user. For example, it has frequently updated Windows versions while there hasn’t been a new Mac release since 2007. For one thing, I don’t trust Intuit, which has shown a remarkable lack of respect for Mac users over the years. I know I ought to be thrilled that Intuit will provide a Lion-compatible version Quicken 2007 sometime in 2012, but I’m not.

QUICKEN SOFTWARE FOR MAC OS SIERRA UPDATE

When Intuit finally announced an update four months later in August 2011, I said:

QUICKEN SOFTWARE FOR MAC OS SIERRA MAC OS X

A decade later, when Apple released Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion), Quicken 2007 ceased to function, making it difficult for users like me to upgrade. As you may recall, Intuit discontinued Quicken for the Mac for the first time in 1998, when Apple was moribund and its future was hazy. In the meantime, Intuit is up to its old tricks again. That replacement was iBank and I’m still totally happy with it.

QUICKEN SOFTWARE FOR MAC OS SIERRA TRIAL

If you decide you like the trial version you can then purchase it.Last November I told you I finally found a suitable replacement for Intuit’s Quicken personal finance software, after nearly 15 years of searching. If you go to the developers web site you can usually download a trial version and they will also import your quicken essentials backups.

You may try some of the apps in the app store. If you purchae quicken from it was cheaper.

I believe if you download from they give a money back guarantee. I see now that quicken has come out with quicken 2017.

There is not going to be a newer version of quicken essentials, quicken 2016 was it at the time. It gave me a prompt to open a backup of quicken on my computer, I chose my quicken essentials backup and all my information was imported into quicken 2016. Revert back to my old operating system ( i didn't want to), Download a financial app from the app store to replace quicken essentials (i downloaded and tried a couple, didn't like them) or upgrade to quicken 2016. After the upgrade to Sierra, my quicken essentials was a brick. I was using quicken essentials before upgrading to Sierra. Andres, I am sorry you did not find my post helpful.