quicken software

[niyati]

Has anyone used Quicken accounting software recently—how reliable is it for personal and small business finances?

 

[maria]

Quicken remains a popular, long-standing choice for personal finance, offering robust budgeting, expense tracking, and investment management. For small businesses, its "Home & Business" version handles invoicing and basic reports, suitable for sole proprietors without complex accounting needs. Recent reviews highlight its comprehensive features and user-friendliness, but some users report occasional bank connectivity issues and a less modern interface compared to newer cloud-based solutions.

 

[jainnorton]

Recent users report Quicken remains reliable for personal finance, with strong budgeting tools. For small businesses, it handles basics well but lacks advanced accounting features—better suited for solopreneurs than growing companies.

 

[alenaghose]

You're probably familiar with account management software programs like Quicken and QuickBooks but may not know how they differ. Both are useful software products designed to handle finances, but Quicken is for managing personal or family finances, while QuickBooks is a full small-business accounting software package.

 

[riya]

Quicken remains a robust personal finance solution, especially suited for individuals and landlords or very small businesses—but users report reliability concerns.

 

[Mayank]

Yes, many users still rely on Quicken for managing personal and small business finances. It’s reliable for budgeting, expense tracking, and generating reports. The interface is user-friendly, and it offers strong bank syncing features. However, some users report occasional syncing issues. Overall, it's a solid choice for individuals and small businesses seeking straightforward financial management.

 

[Jarwish]

Quicken is personal finance software that helps individuals manage their money, budgets, investments, and bills in one place. It's available for Windows, Mac, and mobile platforms.