A typical comment about Q2007 is (and I quote from a website:) "Quicken 2007 concentrates on making existing features easier to use, which makes sense because Quicken is already packed with features. "
Which leaves me to wonder....
This version seems to be the least changed in all the ones I've seen - and I've been a Quicken user since about 1989 in the good ole' DOS days...
What will happen when Intuit realizes (if either it hasn't happened or they haven't already) that Quicken has matured to the point that there's no compelling reason (other than subscription fees perhaps to avoid downloading transactions/quotes/etc.) for people to "upgrade" due to lack of functionality? I am just not sure, looking back at what the package contains for 2007, that I'd go out and buy it again so quickily- as the reviewer sez, not much has changed, functionality-wise.
Will Intuit abandon the product? Where will that leave us? Man, I don't want to convert to another program! Maybe some entrepreneur will buy the franchise?
Opinions?? I'm losing sleep....