Quicken 2015 For Dummies
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- $15.99
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- $15.99
Publisher Description
Take control of your personal finances with this popular, easy guide!
Quicken is the country's most popular and highly recommended personal finance software, and with Quicken For Dummies, you can harness the power of this practical financial tool to manage bills, reconcile bank accounts, track investments, and much more!
Personal finance expert and CPA Stephen L. Nelson lends his expertise to this accessible, easy-to-read guide, which has been fully updated to reflect the new features of Quicken available in its newest version. You can quickly learn how to use Quicken to record credit card transactions, track mortgages and other liabilities, minimize taxes, maximize savings, maintain detailed records, and build a solid foundation for creating better financial plans.
Covers updated features in the newest version of the increasingly popular Quicken software Empowers readers to fight the bad habits and decisions that lead to large debts and minimal or nonexistent savings Demystifies the software's features for tracking everyday finances, managing investments, and evaluating the tax implications of financial decisions Offers invaluable advice and expertise from author Stephen L. Nelson, a recognized authority on personal finance
Every step toward better finances is a step in the right direction. Let Quicken For Dummies start your journey toward increased savings, lowered debt, and a more secure financial future.
Customer Reviews
Don't waste your money like I did
So, like me, you probably were frustrated when you clicked on Quicken 15's Help button and needed something else that would answer your specific question? Well, buying this book isn't going to get you any further. I use a Mac and the interface screenshots don't look anything near to what my software looks like. But I would also be willing to bet that it doesn't look much closer to the Windows version...in fact, this book smells of an updated edition of an old writing and those screenshots remind me of Windows 95. Oh, then the author says somewhere that he really doesn't trust online banking...something that a Windows 95 contemporary might readily agree with. Save your money, call Quicken Tech Support and send a message to these people that mere updated revisions don't cut it any more when you are dealing with software help manuals. What a bunch of creeps. No - wait a minute - what a bunch of Dummies!