Quicken Cash Flow View: Can anyone confirm that Quicken 2012 still has the Cash Flow page that breaks down Income, Expenses, and what's left over for the month (just like 2009 &amp; 2010 versions)?
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It was put back into 2011 with an update sometime in Nov. 2010. I had to set it up special in 2011. That means I had to find it in the menu, and set it up as my opening page on Quicken. Not the same way as the prior versions had it. Its hidden this time. I am sure 2012 is the same way. I would try the Quicken discussion page if you can not find it. Good luck
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I am sorry. This is the first time I've purchased Quicken, so I don't know if it is compatible with earlier versions.
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Similar product, but uses the 2013 tax forms instead of 2012. Trying to use the 2012 software to file 2013 taxes won't work as it will print out on 2012 forms and e-file as a 2012 return instead of a 2013 return.
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I bought Quicken 2013, but I did not use it because it would not load data from my 2001 Quicken. I bought the 2002 version instead and found it very satisfactory.
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That may not be possible without loosing the data input that you have done between versions. In Windows we can go to File&gt;Properties&gt;Previous Versions. Or, if you could save your current Quicken data file in a safe place (out of reach of an installation effort), you might be able to install the 2012 over the 2014.
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I just use quicken to write checks and balance my checkbook. I know there are many more features but I don't use them so I don't know the answer to your question.
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I have never played CLarge, but I think Cashflow is incredible. Cashflow is much more specific to the specifics in life...ie. having a baby and what effect it will have on your wallet. As a RE investor for 10 yrs now, I highly recommend the game, as it teaches ROI, what an income statement and balance sheet is. The bank (in real life) expects you to now what these are. The game teaches you what they are. I teach Cashflow in a public middle school-students love it and they begin to understand what passive vs. working income is. I teach it to my own children as well. They "get it". I would recommend reading Rich Dad PDad first if you haven't. The game may retail for $200, but from what I know now, I would have paid $2K for it. I never understood the concepts in monopoly b/c they were far too vague. When I played cashflow, I got it and knew I needed to change my buying habits from liabilities to assets. I love to shop! As of 10 yrs. ago I now shop for beautiful homes to lease to people, and they pay me $1000s of dollars to stay in my properties.
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Gosh, I'm not sure how to answer that. I only use it for keeping a running total of what my balance is in my account. I don't believe it keeps a "history" of entries, if that is what you are asking. Hope that helps.
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Yep... this version of Quicken is not what it should be. One work-around that I've found for cut/paste not working is to go into Edit -&gt; Preferences -&gt; Set Up. CHANGE your setting for the Keyboard Mappings to be Quicken standard instead of Windows Standard. Click OK and then close Quicken. Then restart Quicken and go back into the same menu, and change the setting back to Windows standard. Now cut/paste should work. Or, at least it will work for a while... expect to have to go through these steps again in a few weeks.
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Unfortunately beginning with version 2013 Sage 50 no longer has a "manual payroll module". Of course you can always enter payroll (or anything else) in the "general journal". But the manual payroll module, once you set it up, would do the calculations automatically. Sage 50 took that feature away and worse. If you don't pay a yearly maintenance fee then you are no longer able to enter new data (90 days after your fee expires it locks you into "read only mode"). It is perfectly understandable, however, since the accounting software business isn't what it used to be (due to free alternatives like "Gnucash" so all of these companies have to change their business models. Sage 50 is excellent excellent software. It's just not as inexpensive as it used to be.
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I would recommend researching the product as I do not have Windows 8 and did not retain the box. I am getting ready to upgrade to Quicken 2014 and it is my understanding from what I have read is that both 2013 and 2014 operate on Windows 8 but as a mouse driven application and not touch screen based. Please research before doing anything as I am not an expert on the interface with 8.
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Yes, but I am curious why you are interested in an older version of the program? DO NOT GET QUICKEN 2014 as its functionality is less than earlier versions. 12 may actually have been my fav. Attaching documents to my transactions is my issue. In earlier versions I could attach Checks or Invoices or Other. When I wanted to view an attachment I chose one of the 3 categories and picked my image. In 2014 there no longer seperate categories. You have to selec, then open, each individual image to find the one you need.
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DO NOT use Quickbooks unless you absolutely have to. I tried it, read 2 books, watched video training, and hired a Quickbooks trainer for 2 sessions to help me set up the software and STILL could not keep track of finances properly. Dual column accounting is nice if you are an accountant. If you are a regular human being, just use Quicken Home and Business. I have 3 employees plus myself. Quicken Home and Business does EVERYTHING I need it to do, and is a breeze to learn and use.
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There is a huge market for a financial management tool that works. It might take another year but there will soon be a replacement by a vendor that cares and will fix the issues that have made the Quicken and Turbo tax experience so painful.
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I had Quicken 8 and lost my old system. I ended up with windows 8 (or 8.1) and ordered the Quicken Deluxe 2011 with hopes that it would work. It does work quite well. There are a few things that I have had to adjust to and a couple things I can't find but all-in-all, very successful. Hope this helps.
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Doesn't anyone find it outrageous that 2010 Deluxe has dropped the investment tracking and reporting features? (at least, according to Intuit's own product feature comparison). Looks like one must upgrade to Premiere to preserve this functionality.
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Yes. And I'm yet to find a replacement. Although I recently discovered that Microsoft offer the sunset version for free by download. I'm seriously considering using this. I actually purchased YNAB but it lacks so many features Money had.