#Moneyspire vs quicken 2018 for mac#
#Moneyspire vs quicken 2018 64 Bit#

I apologize that you have been unable to open and use Quicken 2017 and for the experiences you have had with Quicken Support. Have you posted your issues here?Hello Scott, I use Direct Connect for 2 bank accounts, 4 credit cards and a home and car loan.

#Moneyspire vs quicken 2018 64 Bit#

Right now I'm running Quicken 2017 Deluxe on a Windows 7 64 bit desk top.

I've been using Quicken for about the same length of time. If they could only dedicate themselves to debugging whats already there it would be a great program.

There's just nothing else out there now that offers the breadth of what Q does. I'm running Q2015 so I go EOL in 2 months, and am hoping they work out most of the quirks in 2018 by then. I'm giving Quicken some time to get out of its funk. I hope that other users will also give the New Company a chance. I made a vow to give the new Company a chance for one year. I he arthat It has had to hire new personal including a new development team which I believe has been rewriting the Program (all flavors) from archaic coding with no help from the former parent - Intuit. Quicken.Inc is a new Company splitting from Intuit. I have run desktop versions of Moneyspire, Ace Money, and Moneydance in parallel with my QWP2018 Program, and I still cannot find a program to compare with all the features of Quicken.

#Moneyspire vs quicken 2018 for mac#

This Mac-first app looks and feels natural for Mac computers rather than just putting a Windows program in a Mac wrapper. Also, like Quicken for Windows, Banktivity offers mobile synchronization with your iPad, iPhone, and even your Apple Watch.

Of these three, Banktivity is the one with the most features.

The biggest drawback is that there is only an iOS mobile version. Moneyspire is available on Windows, Mac and Linux for desktop devices. If it is your first time using a personal finance software or an app product, you will quickly advance through the learning curve. The user interface is simple and features a lot of charts. Quicken is probably the most popular personal finance application out there for Windows users although the Mac version has always lagged. For many years, Quicken for Mac had a rocky ride with Mac users when it was owned by Intuit but under new ownership, recent versions of Quicken on macOS have been considerable improvements.