Quicken is an on-premise personal finance management tool that allows users to manage their financial accounts and investments in one place. The platform is available only for Windows and Mac users. One of the biggest new features for 2018 is Quicken’s expanded Mac options. For the first time, Mac users can decide between different products based on what suits their needs.

Quicken today announced the launch of Quicken 2019, the newest version of its popular finance and budgeting software for PC and Mac.
Quicken 2019 introduces web access for the first time, designed to allow Quicken customers to manage their finances online using Chrome, Safari, and other web browsers.
Users are able to check their balances, monitor transactions, view budgets, check spending trends, view past expenses, and access info on their accounts and investment holdings at any time.
A customizable web dashboard created for the web access experience lets customers customize their personal view to see full details on all features Quicken has to offer or a streamlined view with just essential information.

'Millions of people use Quicken to help them manage their financial lives. Because Quicken is important to them, our community of users is incredibly engaged. We prioritize updates primarily based on feedback from these users, and adding web access was the number one requested enhancement,' said Eric Dunn, Chief Executive Officer of Quicken. 'As an agile, independent company, we've been able to deliver this highly-anticipated feature, among other exciting new customer-inspired updates, on schedule and with great quality. This increased pace of releases and improvements is something our customers can count on and look forward to in the future.'

Quicken 2019 also features several enhancements on the desktop, which are designed to offer up an overall faster experience. Quicken for Mac, for example, is up to twice as fast.
The software opens up quicker, charts and graphs load twice as fast, and backing up is four times faster than it was in previous versions of Quicken.
Quicken in 2018 launched a new monthly membership feature so customers who pay for a subscription will get access to Quicken 2019 at no additional cost. There are several plans available for purchase at different price points.
Quicken Starter with budgeting is available for $34.99 for a one-year membership, while Quicken Deluxe is available for $49.99 per year.
Quicken Premiere, with portfolio monitoring functionality and tax advice, is priced at $74.99 per year, while Quicken Home & Business is priced at $99.99.

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If you're looking to replace Quicken, you're in the right place.

For years, Quicken was the name in personal finance software.

But let's accept reality – Quicken breaks a lot. It doesn't sync your accounts randomly, you have password problems, screens that should appear are blank, and it's just not a great experience anymore. Sometimes it feels like they're just getting you to buy the newer version, right?

Quicken was once the most popular and powerful personal finance management software out there.

But Quicken isn't what it used to be. It's hard to innovate a platform built in 1983. Back then, cell phones were bricks (if you could afford one) and apps were what you ordered at a restaurant. Quicken has faced a lot of technical issues and its support is meh at best. (if you own Quicken for Mac, you know this headache first hand)

In 2010, Intuit acquired Mint for $170 million. In 2016, Intuit sold Quicken to private equity firm H.I.G. Capital. That tells you something.

Look:

If you're tired of Quicken, its support and sync issues, and want a suitable free alternative or replacement – we have some options.

Here are some of the best Quicken alternatives available:

Our Best Picks

Why It'll Work For You

Personal Capital is our Editor's Pick as the best Quicken alternative because it covers nearly as much ground as Quicken (no billpay) and regularly updated so you don't have to worry about sync problems. It has a solid suite of investment tools, a robust budgeting system, and portfolio analysis that beats the rest. It's free.>> Learn More about Personal Capital

Hands down the best spreadsheet automation tool on the market. If you want to move to a spreadsheet you can customize to exactly what you need, Tiller will pull the data for you. You can build it from scratch or use a template, and Tiller will save you a ton of time and hassle.Try Tiller

15 Best Quicken Alternatives:

Personal Capital – free financial dashboard and wealth planner
Tiller – spreadsheet automation to bring it in house
You Need a Budget – best in class budgeting tool & mindset
CountAbout – can import data from Quicken
Pocketsmith – a budget planner and projector
Mint – ad-supported budgeting tool
Status Money – compare your situation with your peers
Banktivity – native Mac application
MoneyDance – not cloud-based
EveryDollar – follows Dave Ramsey's Baby Steps
GoodBudget – follows envelope budgeting method
GnuCash – open-source and free
DollarBird – date & calendar based budgeting
MoneyWiz – freemium app with cryptocurrency support
PocketGuard – freemium budgeting focused app
Wally – completely free budgeting app

1. Personal Capital

If you're a long time user of Quicken, you're beyond the “help me build my budget” phase.

If you're more interested how your investment account is performing and less interested in just knowing how much you're spending on groceries, Personal Capital is a great Quicken alternative (but it'll also pull your credit card transactions so you will know how much you spent on groceries if you want!).

Personal Capital is a full-featured, free, personal finance management tool that focuses on helping you with investing.

It has a powerful mobile app (also means it's a cloud-based service) that replicates the web experience. They're free because some users pay them for their wealth management services (optional). They are not stuffed with advertisements like some other free tools. You can read my full review of Personal Capital.

Why it is a good alternative to Quicken: It's better than Quicken because it's updated, has a rich set of tools for investment and retirement, and it has a budget and expense tra

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15 Best Quicken Alternatives:

1. Personal Capital

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