You can store it on a cloud server, if you choose to.ħ) Supports Direct Connect or QFX or QIF imports, no extra fees for any of that.Ĩ) Lots of graphs and custom report featuresĩ) Lots of flexibility on custom tags that you can use to create custom reportsġ0) Excellent and super-fast search capabilities when you are looking for prior transactionsġ1) It doesn't do Bill Pay, but I don't care since all my banks offer that for free anyway.Īfter 2+ years of using See Finance 2, there is only one minor thing I don't like about SeeFinance 2 and that is that when you export your reports to a spreadsheet formatted file, it includes a lot of columns that you may not want and you have to manually delete them every time. I completed my transition in less than 30 minutes, not including time spent later fine-tuning to take advantage of features that Quicken didn't have.ĥ) Does both investment tracking (imports transactions and downloads security prices) and income/expense tracking (banks, credit cards) - just like QuickenĦ) It stores my data file on my computer, not on someone else's cloud server, using MacOS built-in encryption. Same price either way.Īs of 1/23/21, it's currently on sale for $40.ġ) Low purchase price, no recurring costs of any kind.Ģ) Excellent support, including welcoming suggestions for new features.ģ) One of the most well written examples of Mac app software I've ever usedĤ) It imported my 20 years of Quicken data quickly and with minimal errors. It's available on the MacOS App Store, for those of you who don't want to risk downloading malware apps via the internet. Also, it has excellent responsive support from the developer. I tried every Mac compatible alternative mentioned on Bogleheads and elsewhere.įINALLY, I found something that matches or beats QM2007 in every way and has a one time cost of only $50 with no other fees of any kind. I refused to cave into the expensive subscription model for the newer QM versions that weren't as good as QM2007. It took 4+ years of trying all the alternatives but couldn't find anything superior to QM2007. After using Quicken for Mac for 15+ years, I gave up and started looking for an alternative.

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