I have been using Quicken Premier 2016 and it was due to expire. I used to upgrade every year with the Quicken/TurboTax offer but this is not a bad deal. Mine runs out in February so I probably add on 14 months. You have to be within 6 months of your expiration or a new user. Amazon has Quicken deluxe for 14 months 29.99 right now. I also don't mind manual entry as I don't write a lot of checks, and it is sort of relaxing to me-paint by numbers.

I worry about abandonment with these older school platforms like GNUCash, MoneyDance and Quicken-how long will they be around? I figured Quicken will last the longest, but of course that is a guess. I am starting to worry about these platforms as I see the young folk, who are not privacy freaks, are using Mint, Personal Capital and others. I was starting to worry with MS Money that one more Windows upgrade and I would be out of luck.

The new Deluxe edition seems adequate for me, I have several checking accounts and H&W taxable accounts, 401Ks, and Roths. I think the only meaningful differences I saw where Billpay, support and Morningstar X-Ray on the Premier versus Deluxe. I just migrated from MS Money Sunset Edition to Deluxe. Now that you mention it, I don’t use BillPay, so I probably bought Deluxe. The only differences between Deluxe and Premier are Quicken BillPay (which I never used and wouldn't use) and 'premier' support. Just like with TurboTax, the marketing of these products is very misleading.

I use Deluxe, and have many investments and accounts. I use Premier, mostly because I have many investments and accounts.

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