Did you figure this out? (I'm having the same issue currently)

@@tylerschmidt2394 Yes, I figured it out. Go to "Your Orders", you will find TurboTax that you ordered. Click on "View Order Details", which should on the upper right corner of your order. Then click "View your item". You will see the License number and Download button.

@@weiminma88 Thank you!

@@weiminma88 Thank you so much!

I'm sorry to hear that you're having trouble with it. I haven't had this problem with reconciling. One idea I can offer is to make sure you have updated all your transactions with your bank prior to reconciling to make sure all your transactions have been entered. If you want to reconcile off your bank statement, you can do that by clicking the "Use Paper Statement" option in the reconcile window. If you don't get that option, you can change it in preferences by going to Edit->Preferences->Alerts->Reset Quicken Warnings. This will allow Quicken to prompt you the next time you reconcile on whether you want to use paper statements or the online balance. Note: Don't switch back and forth between reconciling online and reconciling from paper statements. Once you pick one method, stick to it or your balances will not match up.

I can't locate Preferences under Edit. I see Preferences under the Quicken menu item. If I select that, I see mobile and alerts. Under alerts, I don't see "Reset Quicken Warnings." Literally, what you say in your note is the issue. When I select "reconcile," Quicken defaults to reconciling to the online balance and when it does that it changes my beginning balance at 10/1/17 by $118.99. It does this every time until I change that balance back and then I reconcile. I can select the "back" button and then reconcile to my statement but I have to go back to 10/1/17 and change that beginning balance by $118.99. Any other suggestions to stop this silly thing sysiphean thing from happening?

Try this: From the account register, press Ctrl+Shift+E to bring up the account details window. Then click on the Online Services tab. In the lower right corner, uncheck "Reconcile using online balance". Hope this works.

Quicken has many more features than Mint, but you can try Mint out for free if you want to see what it can do. You can watch this video of my review of Quicken to get a better idea of what Quicken can do: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnvKXpqhepWje6M&lc=UgzE2RCB5g41j4-hnyZ4AaABAg

No

Rudy, You only need one subscription to use Quicken on an unlimited number of computers. That is one of the big changes with the subscription model. You are basically paying for your User ID (called a Quicken ID), so you can use Quicken on as many devices as you want to as long as you are using the same Quicken ID and you only need to pay for a single subscription. You can also have an unlimited number of data files with a single subscription.

Oh I miss those days of a simple product

Quicken will continue working if the subscription expires, but it will be limited. You will still be able to access all your data, run reports, and enter transactions manually. You will not be able to download transactions from your bank, download stock quotes, or receive new software updates.

Rick, I understand your frustration with Quicken, but it does support Paypal. I've used it with three different Paypal accounts for a couple of years now. Check this article for two alternatives to Quicken you could try if you're looking for something else:www.topfinancialtools.com/quicken-2018-membership-subscription-information/

Glad I could help!

Glad it was helpful!

Anyone?

Sorry for the delay in replying. Quicken 2017 does not require a subscription, but it is very hard to find as all retailers have stopped selling it. Any new version of Quicken requires a subscription.

Search eBay for Quicken 2017. Many sources. I bought it a month ago for $25 (Premier)

Sure! The license also works cross-platforms on as many devices as you need. You can contact support for them to help you out with the trial

Make sure the security you are tracking is the NYSE Bitcoin Index, which you can find in Quicken by using the symbol "INDEX:NYXBT" or just "NYXBT". It shouldn't matter where you bought the bitcoin. This method is not using your Coinbase account to track the value of your bitcoin. It is just using the Bitcoin Index for a close approximation for the current value of your bitcoin.

Thanks for your reply. I checked and I did indeed enter "INDEX:NYXBT" but it's not tracking any change in value. Guess I'll have to call tec support for this one. I appreciate your help thank you.

No, Home Inventory Manager does not accept photos.

It really depends on how you track your business finances. If you need double-entry bookkeeping, you should go with QuickBooks. If you can get by with tracking expenses with single-entry (basically just reconciling with your bank account), you can use Quicken. QuickBooks also offers numerous other business related tools, such as inventory tracking.

Quicken just recently seems to have changed the name from "Home, Business, & Rental Property" back to "Home & Business". It still includes all the rental property tools though.

It does not have tax categories or a tax planner built in the same way Quicken does. You can create your own categories to track tax-related expenses though and generate reports with tax categories to use for preparing taxes.

Not sure what you mean by Maintenance.

BASIC WILL HANDLE YOUR NEEDS.

Bill pay has never been included in Quicken. It is an optional feature you can add to any version, but it now comes for free with Premier and above. The bill tracking tools are still included in Quicken Deluxe.

Top Financial Tools Sure it has. I've been using it for years.

Top Financial Tools I've been doing some reading. Is bill pay different than online banking? I pay my bills in Deluxe using online banking with my bank. Is that still in Deluxe?