Here's my input from another thread.
Spent a week looking at Quicken alternatives as the 30 Apr changeover date approaches. Looked at:
Moneydance
Banktivity
Moneyspire
SEE Finance
iCompta
Quicken
After all was said and done, SEE Finance was the best at importing my QIF from QM2007 and downloading my transactions from USAA and Vanguard. My Ally savings account does not support Direct Connect, so those monthly transactions will have to be manually entered. Not a problem since I only have one withdrawal/month and an interest entry to enter.
The reports in SEE Finance take a bit to get used to, but once I spent some to understand how they operated it was pretty easy to get Income/Expenses reports for every year going back to 2006. Also was easy to set up and monitor a budget. Finally, I emailed for support and got answers back in 15 minutes and the next morning (this was from a Sunday email).
At $29.99, SEE Finance is tough to beat and is a great replacement for your Quicken habit. Although SEE Finance 2 was just released this past Dec, it has been around since 2009 with the release of Version 0.9. Version 1.0 was released in 2015. There is a 30-day free trial.
https://scimonocesoftware.com/seefinance/
Having said all that, last night I bit the bullet and purchased Q2018 Deluxe mainly because it came with 20GB of free Dropbox storage which increased my basic dropbox storage to 22GB
. Also, Q2018 deluxe was 40% off on Amazon at $53.99 for 27 months. As far as I can tell, the only difference between Deluxe and Premier is a Zillow tie-in to update the value of home properties.
QM2018 is vastly improved from QM2015 and the upgrade actually went flawlessly. That said, I still believe SEE Finance is the top choice for a Quicken alternative and I will continue to run them side-by-side until my 30-day trial runs out.