Q2018 is $50/year (since you have to buy at least the Deluxe level for features to continue working if your subscription ends). Q2017 was $75 and was fully functional for 3 years. (Note, I'm still using Quicken 2007 on Sierra and all of the online features I use still work.not sure when that gravy train will end though.) So under that model you'd have to upgrade about every three years to have everything continue working. If I recall correctly, the recent versions of Quicken (i.e., 2017) gave you online access for about 3 years. If the former, however, then my point stands firm. Since I'm not a Quicken user - what did the previous Quicken application give you? Could you keep the online access to your information with a purchase of a standalone app? Or was there another level that you needed to purchase to have those features? If it's the latter, then I cede the point. You can, however, continue to enter transactions manually, run reports, and export data just like you could in previous versions of Quicken. You buy this Quicken and then stop paying, you don't get your magazine software anymore.Īccording to Quicken's support FAQ, if you stop paying for the software you no longer get software updates nor do you get online access to banks, credit cards, or investments.

If you buy a standard application, you can use it in perpetuity (as long as your system runs). Do people pay monthly for a monthly magazine? Nope, they pay yearly, and it's called a magazine subscription. Um, just because it's not monthly doesn't make it 'not a subscription model'. Not really a subscription model, you pay for the new version and If you don't want it next year you cancel.

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