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  • LannieDuck
    LannieDuck Posts: 2,359 Forumite
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    evenasus wrote: »
    The OP said that they originally used Quicken but found it too detailed.

    I have to agree with you though buffman. I couldn't manage without Quicken.

    I've used it for the last 18 years and can trace financial transactions back to 1994.

    There seems to be quite a bit of support for Quicken. Maybe I should consider tracking my finances in a bit more detail.

    I'll give it some thought. Thx.
    Mortgage when started: £330,995

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