Quicken For Mac Staples
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As a longtime user of Quicken I was intrigued when the folks at Intuit's Quicken group called to pre-brief me on an new product announcement. I was hoping for a SaaS version of Quicken. What I got was an improved version of Quicken for the Mac, announced today. The 2019 release of Quicken is available now to members with current subscriptions at Quicken.com and at select retailers including Amazon, Best Buy, Office Depot, Staples, Walmart, and Sam’s.
Quicken for Mac 2018 Screenshot New Features Chief among the new features is access to online bills from more than 11,000 billers. They’re integrated into what Quicken called, “a streamlined bill workflow.” There are also expanded investment capabilities with specific lot tracking; a “highly” customizable portfolio view; and, loan tracking features that include “what-if” loan analysis. DropBox Storage Bonus, Yelp and PayPal Integration Subscribers get an additional 5GB of additional storage from DropBox included with their subscription. Premier memberships also include the ability to include Yelp links and PayPal payments in bills. Quicken for Subscriptions Subscriptions (or “memberships”) are sold in one or two-year increments. The company pitched this pricing as allowing customers to get a continual stream of updates, rather than buying major new versions. They may be counting on Mac users forgetting the long, long, long passages of time that passed between Quicken for Mac updates when Intuit still owned it.
That said, many will likely see this pricing as reasonable. Here’s how it breaks down: • Quicken Starter (Mac & Windows): • One-year membership: $34.99 • Two-year membership: $49.99 (available at retail) • Quicken Deluxe (Mac & Windows): • One-year membership: $49.99 • Two-year membership: $79.99 (available at retail) • Quicken Premier (Mac & Windows): • One-year membership: $74.99 • Two-year membership: $119.99 (available at retail) Quicken for Mac 2018 is available now at, Staples, and Amazon.
Amazon has 27-month subscriptions for the two-year prices listed above (,, ). Following up on geoduck’s thoughts: I used to run a Windows VM to use Quickbooks on my Mac because the Mac version of QB lagged behind the Windows version. Once Intuit tried to catch up the Mac version, they change the formats making the Mac and Windows version incompatible. This caused problems with my accountant. Last year, I started using Quickbooks online. While I am worried about the security, I had to swallow some of those worries to get the job done. But QB online helps in dealing with my accountant and allows me to work from home at night Read more ».
It’s a self fulfilling prophecy. Quicken for Mac lags behind Windows in features. Fewer Mac people use Quicken.
Quicken figures they aren’t making back their development costs. They let the Mac version drop farther behind. More Mac users jump ship.