I have used Quicken before, but had switched to the Money program several years ago. With the decision to stop supporting Money, I decided to move back to Quicken, which provided a conversion program to migrate from Money. I was not able to convert all of my historical data, but worked with what I was able to move. Within a few months, Quicken started experiencing "data corruption" issues. I worked with Quicken's support several times with the same result. I would have to go back to a backup version (and re-enter everything since that date) and the program would work for a few weeks. Then, the same issue would happen again. Since there are not a lot of alternatives out there for this type of program, I have moved to the 2010 version with much better luck (so far). I don't know why I kept experiencin issues, but it made my view of the Quicken brand go downhill fast.Get more detail about Quicken 2009 Premier [DOWNLOAD] [OLD VERSION].
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