> Quicken.
May not be the answer. Be sure to check and see if new
versions of Quicken have Activation and/or are time-bombed
(force subscription-based licensing) and/or also have the
same auto-update or other phone-home risks.
I stopped using Intuit QuickBooks just before it went to
subscription, and stopped using TurboTax just before it
went to Activation (and an unreliable Activation at that).
If I ever need to get off Quicken'98, I'd look and see
what's available in open source, such as:
http://cbb.sourceforge.net
I suspect it has NONE of:
- activation
- subscription
- lock-outs due to phone-home screwups
cbb.sourceforge seems to be overloaded and unresponsive
just now. I suspect a lot of people are realizing that
cheap/free/bundled copy of MS Money was no bargain, and
not something to trust with your money.
I use an older version of Quickbooks and it works fine.
What did you replace it with?