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I need something similar to Quicken for tracking expenses, investments, some small business accounting. In short, Dave Ramsey’s “Everydollar” app and software is great for day to day but not enough.

GnuCash is certainly capable of that, though probably more than you need. Think more along the lines of Quickbooks... or a better fit, MYOB. It is a stunningly powerful software, and to my knowledge, still free (as in beer, and as in liberty)

I would be very careful in transition (if you indeed commit)... It will run in windows, and will import/export QIF (Intuit), but I would suggest a dummy/duplicate for some months till you get proficient.If it will work for you, it is definitely worth the cost (in time, i mean), and it will knock down an important barrier against a full migration to Linux... and away from the costly upgrade chain.