I have been using Quicken 2000 since, well, I guess 1999 roughly. I upgraded from Quicken 98 because of all the Y2K hype. It has always done everything that I needed it to do: keep track of my bank accounts and my investments. It was definitely worth the money that I spent on it considering [...]
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Archive for April 18th, 2006
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Recent Entries
- Paying Down Your Debt - Back in Style?
- Market Timing: “Missed it by THAT much!”
- Consistent Money Machines (aka the Banks)
- Quicken XG 2006: Should You Upgrade?
- Filling My Asset Allocation
- Book Comments: Four Recently Read Books
- Book Review: The Insider’s Guide to 52 Homes in 52 Weeks
- Stocks outperform Treasury Bills? In the long run.
- My Current Asset Allocation
- Primary Residence as an Asset? Another View.
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- Eric in Filling My Asset Allocation
- Eric in Filling My Asset Allocation
- Ben Lawler in My Current Asset Allocation
- Jeremy Wong in About DIYfinances
- Anonym in Consistent Money Machines (aka the …
- Sam in Calculate Effective Yield of a GIC
- Dave in Paying Down Your Debt - Back in Sty…
- average_joe in Filling My Asset Allocation
- Average_Joe in Calculate Effective Yield of a GIC
- Jenny in Filling My Asset Allocation
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