Quicken launched a membership program with its 2018 version. Quicken's newest tools-especially the companion app-offer a state-of-the-art user experience, but make older features look dated by comparison.
If you want to view and manage your investments, track your property and debt, pay bills online, and do long-term planning, you'll find tools for those actions in the more advanced plans. You can simply track your income and expenses, create budgets, and run reports in the most junior version. All let you download transactions, so that you can get a comprehensive view of your finances through a variety of lenses. Since 1982, PCMag has tested and rated thousands of products to help you make better buying decisions. ( See how we test everything we review (Opens in a new window).) Still, there's no denying that Quicken is the most feature-rich personal finance application available today. As Quicken has matured over the years, it's become so feature-heavy and slow on older PCs (though the 2020 version offers many performance improvements) that it's just too much for some users-and too expensive. These virtual tools are available for all versions of Quicken starting with 2018.
In fact, it’s one of this year’s Editors’ Choices, along with the totally free Mint. These web access capabilities also take away some of Quicken's intimidation factor and make it more competitive with state-of-the-art personal finance websites. You can also access a subset of your Quicken data through capable mobile apps. Now, you can work on much of your Quicken data from anywhere, since the information is stored in the cloud and syncs with your desktop file. Quicken, after more than 25 years of existence, launched something two years ago that users have wanted in personal finance software for a long time: a companion website that mirrors some of the features and information found in the desktop version.
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