doodlebug4952
Should have stayed with Quicken!
I switched to Moneyspire 3-4 years ago, not being willing to continue Quicken on a yearly subscription basis, which I'd used and LOVED for many many years. I thought MS would be a one-time purchase, but nope, they bug the living daylights out of me to buy the next year's upgrade, which I did the first couple of times; but the price is going up and up and up every year, and I couldn't tell the slightest difference in the program after each new version purchase. Turns out it's the same as subscribing to Quicken, just given a different "name." I decided last year I'd coughed up all the money for this subpar program I was going to; now I'm forever stuck with a banner telling me my not-upgraded version is no longer supported and STILL getting a but*load of reminders to buy the latest VERY EXPENSIVE upgrade! If you love Quicken and think you're getting a comparable program with Moneyspire that you WON'T have to pay for every year, run, don't walk. They're playing you for a sucker!



