[SteveR]

MS Money for me and have been using it over 10 years now. I tried Quicken in the early days but Money was already on a computer I bought so I started using it. I only upgrade about every 3-4 years and will be due to do so next year if I feel like it. 10 years of hard data is pretty valuable but not predictive. My life situation has changed far too many times over the past 10+ years so each year is almost unique. The only things that are somewhat predictive are utilities, taxes and basic house hold spending. The big items are the ones that seem to come out of no where and create the biggest dent in the budget.

I am too lazy to learn a new program so I guess I will stick with Money for a while longer.