More about Quicken 2017 Since the software has been added to our selection of programs and apps in 2017, it has managed to achieve 360 downloads, and last week it had 5 downloads. The current version of the software is 4.3.1 and its last update in our catalog happened on.

Expanded capabilities for Mac Quicken for Mac 2017 delivers on a number of key features requested by users to provide more visibility and control over Quicken for Mac 2017 also includes Quicken Bill Pay – these expanded bill pay capabilities allow users to pay their bills from most banks from right.

It's available for users with the operating system Mac OS X and following versions, and you can get it only in English. We don't have any information about Quicken 2017's file size. It's a program frequently downloaded in countries like Singapore, United Kingdom, and United States. Embed this Program Add this Program to your website by copying the code below. Preview Preview •.

Quicken 2018 for Mac is out, with a subscription-only model and three membership levels (Starter, Deluxe, and Premier). Here's the, and here's a showing the features of each membership level for Mac users. The Deluxe and Premier versions add some of the investment features I have been waiting for, including specific lot tracking. Something that confuses me: The press release suggests that the Premier level has extra features to '[m]aximize your investments by improving portfolio performance and minimizing taxes.'

However, the comparison chart for Mac users suggests that the only difference between Deluxe and Premier is that Premier has Bill Pay and priority support. This may be due to differences between the Mac and Windows versions. [Thread merged into here, see below. --admin LadyGeek] Quicken has just released 2018 as an annual subscription service. Personally I'm hesitant and put off, especially since the FAQ's on Quicken.com don't seem to be working.

But the good news is WAV is supported. Flac converter.

For one thing, if I pay a subscription I would like to know what it will cost year over year. Edit: Was able to get into the FAQs. 1st big disappointment: No specific lot assignment for Mac. 2nd, lots of centrism around bill payment--does anyone even use that anymore with auto credit withdrawals?

3rd, still no idea what the cost will be over time. I'll have to wait a spell before considering purchase again. Please discuss. Mon Oct 23, 2017 8:18 pm I posted this in the other Quicken thread, but some may find it helpful here as well.

I found the price of $100 for a 2-year subscription to the Premier version from Staples a little easier to stomach. Staples is offering it in download form as well.

The Deluxe version is discounted to $65 for a 2-year subscription at Staples also. Starter is $49 for a two-year subscription. That isn't bad at all. That's probably about what I pay for the software now, and usually keep it around 2 years before upgrading. Looking at the details, I really don't think I need any more than the deluxe. I don't see any of the additional features of premier or home/business that I currently use.

So I assume prior versions continue to work as they used to? I have 2016, would it be worth getting 2017 to delay going to the subscription model? Mon Oct 23, 2017 8:18 pm I posted this in the other Quicken thread, but some may find it helpful here as well.