Quicken Deluxe 2000 for Macintosh |
 enlarge | From: Intuit
Category: Software
List Price: $49.99
Buy New: $36.95
You Save: $13.04 (26%)
New (1) Used (3) from $8.96
Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 6199
Format: Cd
Platform: Mac Os 9 And Below
Media: CD-ROM
Operating System: Mac OS 8.1 Or Higher
UPC: 028287413580
EAN: 0028287413580
ASIN: B0007SWQCU
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Features:
| • | Balance checkbooks | | • | Assign categories to checkbook entries to track where money is going | | • | Write and print checks or pay bills online | | • | Set personal reminders for paying bills, taxes or any other type of financial deadline | | • | Track investments of all kinds, including personal stock portfolio, employee stock options, 401k, Mutual Funds, etc |
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Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Quicken has developed into much more than just a program to balance checkbooks. Quicken Deluxe 2000 is a complete application for managing, analyzing and planning all aspects of financial health. Some of the improvements to Quicken Deluxe 2000 are: Tax Withholding Estimator - This feature helps determine the proper amount to withhold from a pay check. Tax Alerts - built-in reminders of important tax events Life Event Planners - Help prepare for important life events such as sending the kids to college or that all-important retirement Home and Car Comparables - Get up to date comparables on the value of your home and car Compare your investments against other stocks and mutual funds Employee Stock Option Tracking See an account overview of any accounts, all on one page Background Download of important financial data silently while surfing the net
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Customer Reviews:
This works April 28, 2008
Mistaron (Florida)
Forget the free or Shareware products. There are really only 2 Financial programs out there. One is Money, the other is QUICKEN! Both are good, but in my opinion Quicken Deluxe for Windows has it hands down. It does take some getting used to (terminology, etc.) I'm a Mac user, but I have no problem running it with Parallels. Afterthought, I won't even consider upgrading to the Mac version
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