I installed the new Quicken and been playing with it. I have to say the new layout is much easier to read while I find all that information irrelevant for me others might find it usefull. It gives you info like total deposit total outflows based on catagories increase or decrease in value on investment etc.

Form the accounts I have MBNA, INGDIRECT now support auto downloads into Quicken 2007 that Quicken 2006 did not support. Citibank has also added support for investment and IRA downloads which was not support at all in Quicken 2006.

Atachment feature looks much nicer than before as You can attach check, recipet , warrenty and other image into every transaction and in Quicken 2006 only allowed 1 attachment.

I will update this some more when i have more time to play with it. I really like the update and fact I dont need to manually enter all my brokerage account info into Quicken anymore. At it will update the price of my Corp and Muni and T-bill for me which Quicken 2006 would not do at all as there was no way to download any bond info.

Any word on Chase or Capital One credit cards?

Huh? I thought Chase cards were already supported through webconnect (I've been doing it for years on 2004 and 2006)

I'm not sure what's changed in 2007, but here's a list of webconnect partners:

http://web.intuit.com/personal/quicken/results.cfm?type=basic&product=qw&qwid=qw1500&qmid=qm1501&qbid=qb1600&qbmid=qbm1600

Ahahah, BoA my portfolio and MS Excel. Or, just light your money on fire. I tried money, what a horribly limited POS, quicken I avoided after several frustrated attempts with 2003 to automatically do ANYTHING.

longwood8 said:But can it download from Presidential? That is what I and many others need. When someone confirms that I am on my way to Staples.

I am wondering this exact same question. Can anyone confirm whether downloads work with Presidential? I've been stuck on 2004 for QIF support because this is my main checking account.

I am a first time quicken user. I preferred buying directly from quicken.com. While its a little more expensive but it comes with 60 days return policy for full refund. If you download it from there site then you have to just uninstall and request your full refund.

(damn dupe)

Dolmar, what exactly is the direct connection function. Are you talking about the ability to go to chases website and import your transactions into Quicken? The feature I want to work is to be able to click one button and update all in my accounts in Quicken. As far as I am aware I cannot update my Capital One card without logging into Capital One's website in Quicken 2006. Please correct me if I am wrong, by explaining how to automatically sync the account.

Thanks for the list of supported banks!

seantay00 said:Dolmar, what exactly is the direct connection function. Are you talking about the ability to go to chases website and import your transactions into Quicken? The feature I want to work is to be able to click one button and update all in my accounts in Quicken. As far as I am aware I cannot update my Capital One card without logging into Capital One's website in Quicken 2006. Please correct me if I am wrong, by explaining how to automatically sync the account.

Thanks for the list of supported banks!

Direct connect is hitting just 1 set update. I have been using that feature in Quicken 2006 with both Chase and Capital one credit cards. Both have a link on there web page to activate that free service once logged into there web page. Then you enter you same login and password from the web page into Quicken under "online services" of each account.

Quicken 2007 also supports downloading web connect without having to log into the webpage for accounts that do not support direct connect like Ingdirect, Emergrant Direct, Citibank CD's etc.

For Example Citibank charges $9.99 for direct connect for banking accounts but allows credit cards to direct connect for free. So if you bank with Citibank and they dont waive monthly fee you could use web connect to download the info from Citibank for free now. Citibank only waives the direct connect fee on Citigold and Everything Counts accounts.

dolmar said:gexi said:longwood8 said:But can it download from Presidential? That is what I and many others need. When someone confirms that I am on my way to Staples.

I am wondering this exact same question. Can anyone confirm whether downloads work with Presidential? I've been stuck on 2004 for QIF support because this is my main checking account.

Presidential is not support at all when you goto set up new account and pick bank Presidential is not listed as a supported bank. So I guess for people with Presidential account money might be better.


Presidential works great with Money 2006.

loyosewe said:I am a first time quicken user. I preferred buying directly from quicken.com. While its a little more expensive but it comes with 60 days return policy for full refund. If you download it from there site then you have to just uninstall and request your full refund.


Costo is a better deal. You can return it pretty much whenever for whatever reason.