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The 2003 (iirc) and 2005 versions were so similar that it wasnt worth the upgrade anyway. You would have to ask what a 2007 version could change to make it worthwhile. Maybe a new vista/office 2007 style interface and maybe better database handling of regular bills and deposits but apart from that, I cant see what else it could offer.
If Money 2007 is anything like Office 2007, it is worth upgrading to, but only if you are running Vista (and not Home Basic). The only problem with this is that, to run Vista Home Premium and above, you need a Cray XMP.The acquisition of wealth is no longer the driving force in my life.
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