Quicken Home and Business 2010

• Average user rating: 1.5 stars out of 5 reviews
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• 8 stars

  Solid product. Nice, incremental upgrade for 2008 User

  by grouchycustomer on January 18, 2010

  Pros: Streamlined interface. Agree that this is not an earth-shattering upgrade, but the product feels more polished in every way from 2008. My installation and upgrade process was smooth with 4 different data sets. Win7 platform.

  Cons: Desktop icons inserted automatically by installation process. All are easily deleted, but I find that action offensive.

  Summary: To those that argue this is a buggy release, note I waited for it to be out for a bit - Quicken always seems to need 60 to 90 days ...

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  Summary: To those that argue this is a buggy release, note I waited for it to be out for a bit - Quicken always seems to need 60 to 90 days worth of real world testing to get it tuned properly. For me, so far so good. And with taxes around the corner, I need 2010 to see my 2009 Schedule Report. Quicken 2008 would not show a 2009 Schedule D report. Probably an intentional "obsolesence" feature of 2008 to prompt an upgrade... Well, we all have to make a living.

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  1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.

• 6 stars

  Acceptable but has bugs

  by jakefryan on December 16, 2010

  Pros: I have been using for a year now, after using Quickbooks for business for 10 years and Quicken for my home finances since 1997. . I like that I can have all accounts on one software. Tranfering funds is one click instead of two entries.

  Cons: Job tracking is not as good, no inventory control, There are some bugs.

  Summary: I have now been using it for the year of 2010 instead of Quickbooks. I like that I can transfer funds between accounts with one entry instead of two. It ...

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  Summary: I have now been using it for the year of 2010 instead of Quickbooks. I like that I can transfer funds between accounts with one entry instead of two. It has good downloading and update features which makes keeping balances current easier. I have found a bug or design error that I would like to report. When making a deposit of several checks, after the check have been entered into the payments receved (accounts receivable), you must manually match the deposit, since you have no undeposited funds account. When you match the deposit manually with the multiple deposits, Quicken changes the accounts receiveable payee to the Bank Name. Now your invoice appear to be unpaid and show up as account receiveable again. I then must go back and correct each of the entries in accounts receivable to correct the error. I wish they would correct this.

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• 1 stars

  No Business For Quicken 2010 Home & Business

  by BTJustice on September 17, 2010

  Pros: It looks pretty.

  Cons: Cannot customize invoices.
  Cannot move transactions up and down in order to preserve order.

  Summary: I bought this thinking my small business I do on the side would be able to use. WRONG! You can make custom invoices but only barely. You cannot add a ...

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  Summary: I bought this thinking my small business I do on the side would be able to use. WRONG! You can make custom invoices but only barely. You cannot add a lot of custom fields. Most fields already there cannot have their data container be displayed on the side of the title. For example, the Invoice # field shows the name and the data up and down and cannot be moved to be shown side by side. If you download transactions from your bank, you cannot move transactions up and down on the register to put them in the proper order in which they occurred. You cannot make sub-accounts to main accounts. If Quicken H&B 2010 could get rid of these limitations, I would happily use it.

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• 1 stars

  Data does not transfer over from Quicken Online

  by ekoomen on August 5, 2010

  Pros: Probably a good program, but

  Cons: I am completely shocked that Quicken does not allow the transfer of data from its free Online program to its 2010 version.

  Summary: I have over a year's worth of data I have maintained in the online version, but I cannot use it in the 2010 version. I thought surely that when ...

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  Summary: I have over a year's worth of data I have maintained in the online version, but I cannot use it in the 2010 version. I thought surely that when I upgraded to a paid version they would allow for the data to convert over. Why would they not allow this as it seems like a simple thing to do?

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  0 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.

• 3 stars

  Hard to call this one an upgrade...

  by CXDriver on November 2, 2009

  Pros: It's pretty. Still a good financial management product.

  Cons: It's buggy. Commonly used features were moved around (from convienient buttons to menu items).

  Summary: I was a Quicken 2008 user and have had at least every-other version (if not every version over some years) of Quicken since 1992 and this is the worst version ...

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  Summary: I was a Quicken 2008 user and have had at least every-other version (if not every version over some years) of Quicken since 1992 and this is the worst version I've used. Basically, it's the same animal in a different dress. The last few versions seem to have only changed the look of the program and not the features. Additionally, this version is particularly buggy. It continues to download old transactions from my financial institutions that have previously been downloaded over the last couple of weeks. Some accounts do not appear in the account sidebar. It crashes a lot. I wish I would have stuck with 2008. Intuit needs to make a more reliable product and start including some new features that are actually useful. Over the years there have been very few functional advances in this product. Start listening to your users...

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