I just stumbled about a stackexchange question about personal finance 
software:

"Possible replacement for Quicken", 
http://money.stackexchange.com/questions/3070/possible-replacement-for-quicken/3080
> I have been using quicken to track my financial life for about 10 years 
now and am generally happy with it. A couple of years back Intuit changed 
the ability to download stock quotes for 2 years maximum. After that 2 
years you need to buy the next version of Quicken. Not cool since the 
features I use have not changed in about 5 years. So my time to renew is 
coming up in a few months and I need to determine if I can use something 
else of just buy Quicken again.
> 
> Here are the main things I use Quicken for:
> 
>     Schedule bills and deposits in the calendar view so I can keep an eye 
on cash flow.
>     Track all my stock and mutual fund investments across numerous 
accounts.
>     I manually enter all my transactions so I can keep control of them. I 
just reconcile what I entered into Quicken based on the statements sent to 
me. I do not use Quicken's bill pay.
>     I categorize all my expenditures for help come tax time.
>     I use numerous reports including. Net Worth tracking, Cash not is 
retirement funds and total retirement savings.
> 
> My question is there any other tools (online or not) that would allow me 
to replace Quicken and not miss a beat? If I could import my Quicken data 
that would be a bonus.
> 
> I was interested in mint.com until Quicken bought them. Now I am not sure 
if they're any different then Quicken. Thoughts?

(It is not my question, I just stumbled upon it.) 

Since I am personally using ledger and in order to support the Ledger 
project, I wanted to suggest using Ledger. But I am unsure how Ledger 
fulfils all the needs listed in the question. I therefore bring the 
question to your attention... Maybe somebody can come up with an answer 
that explains how/if ledger would be a good alternative to Quicken?

thx, 
Johannes

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