- Optimize investments, monitor worth, and view complete financial picture
- Instantly connect to bank and credit card sites with a push of a button
- Easy-to-use investment area looks just like a broker statement
- Track investment holdings; intelligent and tax-smart investing insights
- View average annual return for entire portfolio and individual accounts
Product Description
Quicken 2005 Premier includes everything in Quicken 2005 Deluxe plus exclusive tools to help you manage your investments. Over 100 customer-driven improvements to the most-used Quicken features make it easier than ever to get what you need out of Quicken! * Smarter categorization of your spending. (New!) Hide categories you do not use; rename downloaded payees; eliminate clutter by expanding collapsing or merging categories – and other new customization features…. More >>
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Understand exactly how much you have, how much you will have, how much you’ll pay in taxes, how your stock options are doing, everything. I’ve used both Money and Quicken and must tell you that Quicken surpasses Money in power and capability.
Rating: 5 / 5
I beta tested Money 2005, even received a free copy of money premium 2005 and I still use Quicken 2005 premium, what does that say for Money 2005? its so cluttered and integrated with the web that its annoying.
Rating: 5 / 5
Since online banking updates were no longer going to be supported past mid-April 2005, even the loyal Quicken customers had to upgrade to the latest version. I can understand it in my case. I needed to upgrade. I upgraded directly from Intuit and supposedly got $20 off (for current customers). All I know is I paid the same price everyone is buying it for here on Amazon.
I’ve been using Quicken since it’s original days in DOS. I have been completely satisfied with the program all these years. The new 2005 interface will take some getting used to, but so far I like it. It was a painless upgrade of my data files from 2002 to 2003, then to 2005 data file version. I have about 10mb in data files and it works flawlessly. I refuse to do a “year-end” each year and start with a new data file.
If you’re on the 2003 or 2004 version, I would not recommend upgrading yet. If you are on 2002 or earlier, you’ll have to upgrade by mid-April 2005 if you want to continue using account downloads via the Internet directly into Quicken. This is something that I could not live without, so here I am running Quicken 2005 Premiere.
Rating: 4 / 5
I was still on version 2001 when I received an email notice from quicken saying they were discontinuing support for this version, including the download of quotes to my portfolio.
I was rather upset by that, as Q 2001 worked perfectly for me… and also rather impressed. I will suggest this method to my company, i.e. tell to client they have to upgrade version of our applications, because soon we won’t send data any more to old versions… that’s a very good business model… for the seller anyway.
Having read all the negative reviews about Q 2005, I was a bit anxious when I did the upgrade… But Everything worked fine… the new version managed to import without any problems all the data from Q 2001.. Having move from 2001 to 2005 in one jump, I found that the user interface is drastically better… I like the possibility to call the report directly from the toolbar. and also to rename/aggregate easily vendor names into a single name, as I am using a few online vendors which keep changing their denominations/names…
All in all, a very good product… So far, the only thing missing is the lack of capacity for donwloading/accessing quote/historical price for non US stocks.
Rating: 5 / 5
I’m one of the many angry users over loosing the QIF capability. I have my own program (over a decade old) that writes it. Has anyone found where the replacement (OFX) is documented so I can change my program? Or is that too counter to Intuit’s hand on the screws?
Rating: 1 / 5