On Aug 22, 2011, at 6:53 PM, Bill Rising wrote: > Like my old Quicken 2003. I did try iBank as Andy suggested, but it failed to > import all 403(b)/401(k) prices which had no quotes on Yahoo! Finance. > Reentering many years of prices would be a colossal time sink, so I'm waiting > for iBank to stop relying on outside sources.
We switched over to MoneyDance several years ago and it imported over ten years of Quicken data with only a few problems. If I remember correctly, it had some trouble with split transactions. According to what I've read, the problem with all the alternatives is that Quicken is inconsistent in creating its QIF file. Different versions of Quicken do different workarounds when they create the export file because QIF is a broken format. (Since Intuit created QIF, you'd think they'd want to fix it!) MoneyDance has a free demo that will import your whole QIF file, but limits the number of new transactions it allows. You might want to try that. I have a friend who swears by GnuCash, which is FOSS. You can’t beat the price!
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