- #HOW TO EXPORT QUICKEN FILES TO MONEYDANCE FOR MAC#
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Second, I had to have the ability to track all the different account types I had checking, savings, investments, loans, credit cards, assets, and cash accounts. First, I was looking for a Mac-native Quicken replacement so I could finally get rid of my Windows XP virtual machine. I began by compiling a list of my requirements.
I’ve also added a follow up review on iBank 4.) (I’ve added an addendum review to include a short review on a Mac personal finance application called SEE Fiance after it was recommended in a comment below by Robert Tell. For more extensive reviews on multiple personal finance products click here. Instead this is more of a review of Moneydance than anything else. All of the other applications had problems of varying degree importing my Quicken data as well.
What I found is that I experienced such poor performance on many of the replacement solutions I was unable to test most of these “feature by feature”. After doing some research I ended up settling on four possible replacements iBank, GnuCash, Moneywell, and Moneydance. There were more players than I had originally thought but most of them did not have a comparable feature set to Quicken. So after having the Mac for about a year and a half I went on the search once again for a suitable Quicken replacement for the Mac.
#HOW TO EXPORT QUICKEN FILES TO MONEYDANCE TRIAL#
It’s still pretty lame in comparison to its Windows counterpart, so much that I’m not willing to spend $60 on it only to likely have to request a refund (since I can’t seem to get a trial version).
#HOW TO EXPORT QUICKEN FILES TO MONEYDANCE FOR MAC#
That product at the time of this writing is called Quicken Essentials for Mac (the title really a euphemism meaning fewer features for the same price). That initiative was scrapped by Intuit (generally read sentiments being that it was pretty terrible) and has since been tasked to a company Intuit recently purchased called.
#HOW TO EXPORT QUICKEN FILES TO MONEYDANCE UPDATE#
It hasn’t been updated since version 2007 and the first proposed update since ( Quicken Financial Life) had a fraction of the features of its Windows counterpart. I’ve never seen a product more universally panned. Quicken for Mac does exist but every review I’ve ever read about it is completely unfavorable. One of these two applications was Beyond Compare for which I finally found a suitable replacement in DeltaWalker. In the summer of 2008 I made the switch from Windows to a Mac but I had to hang onto Windows XP for a couple applications for which I just couldn’t find Mac equivalents. In the spring of 2010 I’d been a Quicken user for a little more than ten years (since 1999 to be exact).
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