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Cost for Quicken upgrade nosmo king 01-04-2007
Posted by nosmo king on January 4, 2007, 5:20 pm
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 I have QD 2004 and will need to upgrade or replace soon. I thought I
saw a post that said there was a $20 coupon inside the retail boxes of
QD 2007 for users that are upgrading. Is that true? The upgrade
price on the Intuit web site is the same as a new user purchase ($49.99
for download).

I purchased TaxCut at Staples and got MS Money Deluxe for free (after
rebate). I installed it and am trying to decide if I should switch,
which would mean learning a new program and "tweaking" it to get the
desired displays and reports. I would prefer to stay with QD, but if
I have to spend $50 for the upgrade, I may make the change. (I'm a
Clark Howard type cheapskate).


Posted by Buck Frobisher on January 5, 2007, 9:17 am
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>I have QD 2004 and will need to upgrade or replace soon. I thought I
> saw a post that said there was a $20 coupon inside the retail boxes of
> QD 2007 for users that are upgrading. Is that true? The upgrade
> price on the Intuit web site is the same as a new user purchase ($49.99
> for download).
>
> I purchased TaxCut at Staples and got MS Money Deluxe for free (after
> rebate). I installed it and am trying to decide if I should switch,
> which would mean learning a new program and "tweaking" it to get the
> desired displays and reports. I would prefer to stay with QD, but if
> I have to spend $50 for the upgrade, I may make the change. (I'm a
> Clark Howard type cheapskate).

Evaluate the worth of your time in dollars per hour, estimate how long to
learn & tweak. It's only math.

Let's see, it was a $20 coupon, right?




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