I have been using Quicken since it first came out around 35 years ago. There have been many improvements in the software over those years, all making it easier to use Quicken. My one complaint was when Quicken went from being able to purchase the disk and access stock quotes for three years to going to an annual subscription at a significant annual cost. However, I have found that purchasing the annual subscription from Walmart comes at a significant price saving.

Software has improved over the years, but I hate, hate, hate the yearly subscription model. I miss the times when you just bought the software; the yearly subscription model just feels like a money grab. I only use it because, for now, I can't seem to find better options. The cloud sync is a nice feature though, giving me quick control of my finances when I don't want to fire up my Windows machine.

"Not Walmart's fault, but the change to a subscription based product by the former Inuit company is not appreciated. It was bad enough to have to re-buy software every three years, but this annual ""subscription"" thing is getting out of hand. If there was a competitor

Great product, but the fact that has to be renewed every year, makes it too expensive.

Was exactly what I needed.

Best price I could find. Have used Quicken for years.

It's better than ordering updates through the website, maybe half the cost.

I’ve been using dQuicken on my iMac for many years. I needed to renew my yearly license. This worked for me.

I've been using Quicken Deluxe for decades now. And this was a great way to renew my subscription. The price was considerably less expensive than what Intuit would charge me.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am very disappointed that Quicken went to a subscription model rather than buy it, keep it forever.