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	List Price: $99.95 Our Price: $41.99 Your Save: $ 57.96 ( 58% ) Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Manufacturer: Intuit
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Batteries Included: 0 Binding: CD-ROM Brand: Intuit EAN: 0028287017337 Feature: Perfect for home business owners and self-employed professionals Format: CD-ROM Is Autographed: 0 Is Memorabilia: 0 Label: Intuit Manufacturer: Intuit Platform: Windows XP Publisher: Intuit Release Date: 2007-09-09 Studio: Intuit
Features Perfect for home business owners and self-employed professionals Track personal and business expenses in one place and see how your business is doing Capture all your possible business deductions and see your tax deduction status throughout the year Connect to your bank, credit card, 401(k)s, or brokerage accounts with a single password Make online banking even better--bring all your personal and business online accounts together in one place
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: J&R Music World Computer World Purchase - Quicken Comment: My order was sent promptly and was received in good condition. I purchased the 2008 Home & Business Quicken and was able to get it for a very good price. I recommend this vendor. Customer Rating: Summary: Works great for business, church, and personal finances! Comment: I use it for business, church, and personal finance records. It works great, and has good report and chart options. It downloads transactions from credit card and bank accounts online. However, it is a bit clumsy in how it accepts these downloaded transactions. Be careful, or it will fill in category and memo information from a memorized transaction because it recognizes the payee, but this particular transaction may not have anything to do with "Memo: Bible for Mom's Birthday" just because the payee was "Bible Depot". I guess the solution to this is to not automatically memorize transactions and to carefully edit the ones you decide to memorize. Customer Rating: Summary: Can't do without it! Comment: I've used Quicken for years now and have gone through several versions. I've never had the problems that other users have mentioned in the reviews. I use it for both my personal and business finances, and I can't imagine doing without it. Definitely recommend, and I have no desire to switch to another competing software! Irene Abdou Fine Art Photography & Creative Images http://www.photoswithsoul.com Customer Rating: Summary: run away, run far far away Comment: I should have listened to the other reviews on this one. I'm still a fan of turbotax, and thought, hey this should work well with it, but was I ever wrong. Fundamentally the product has the right features and reports but it just doesn't tally well, which is after all what financial software is supposed to do. I have spent 10-15 hours just trying to get a couple of accounts to tally accurately and they never do. Its not by some large margin, but a couple hundred bucks here and there and you start to lose trust in the accounting application's fundamental capabilities. At this point I'm resigned to use it account approximately and report on "roughly" the right numbers but that really just isn't good enough for what is supposed to be basic accounting software. One example of a bug, on credit cards from MBNA it doesn't download the interest charged, and won't let you manually put the number in when you try an reconcile. Anyway, I would recommend people steer clear of this bloatware. You'd be better of just using excel. Customer Rating: Summary: The Blue Screen of Death Generator Comment: After much deliberation, I upgraded from the very stable MSMoney to Quicken 2008 Home and Business. It works fine when it works, featurewise, not a whole lot diferent from comparable MSMoney version. Except for this nasty feature: As you work along in quicken, quicken decides it is time to reboot your PC, so you get the infamous windows Blue Screen and pop, you are rebooting, whether you like it or not. Support is useless, unless you want to pay to train their support staff and do the Quality Assurance and Testing on their product. Big mistake, now I have to re-convert everything back to MS Money.
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