Has anyone seen an ad for the usual end of year deal from Intuit. As I recall they offer a TurboTax Deluxe for $20 and throw in a free Quicken Basic.
TurboTax + Quicken deal?
Aug 21, 2006
10 Replies
Wait til the day after Thanksgiving!!!
Make sure you look for the Staples ads when TT is released. For the past few years, during the first week or so, they have offered Quicken Deluxe on sale for the Basic price (that makes it free after the rebate) along with the usual suspects (Symantec AV upgrade free after rebates, TT rebate, TT State, a shredder, etc.).
I've upgraded Q Deluxe for the past 3 or 4 years for free.........
Regards, Hank Arnold
BobLeavitt wrote:
I wouldn't go for it. While you get a good version of TurboTax, you get what amounts to a stripped down version of Quicken.
Christopher
It works fine. Girl friend loves it.
I meant it comes without Quicken Deluxe.
It's best to wait for the "official" release of TT. Everyone has the same deal plus lots of other freebies (after rebate) thrown in. The best is Staples. They have, for the past several years, offered the usual TT Deluxe offer and put Quicken Deluxe on sale at the Basic price, so the end cost is $0.00 after rebates. I've upgraded My QD each year for the past 4 years using this offer....
I would never, ever, take Intuit up on an offer. At *best* it is the same as offered by every retailer and most times ends up costing less....
Regards, Hank Arnold
Christ>
I meant it comes without Quicken Deluxe.
==================Most of the time they will include Quicken Deluxe for the difference between Basic and Deluxe .. I buy it every year (around February) in Staples.
For the past several years, during the first week (or two) of TT sales, Staples has sold Q Deluxe at a price that results in it being free after rebate (along with the other "free" stuff).
Regards, Hank Arnold
Debbie Becker wrote:
If I recall correctly, the offer is usually $30 off on any Quicken, so you either get a free Basic or a discounted other version.
Also - I agree that Staples is the way to go. Their "Easy Rebate" program lets you enter most rebates on line and track them all on one page. Beats the heck out of copying, stamping and mailing.
- WB
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