Moose Loc: North Carolina

Can't utilize Quicken since my subscription expired. I get the following, which to me says my only alternative is to renew the subscription.

You have exceeded the maximum number of datasets. You cannot create a new dataset.....

After going to their support link, it appears to me the only resolution is to re-subscribe. Does anyone have any ideas on how to get around this problem? I think it's time to find another financial application to use.

Oh another thing, the current app keeps asking me for a password that I did not set up. Nothing works.

Suggestions for another financial application, please.

bobforman Loc: Anacortes, Washington State

GnuCash is one. You've probably already Googled the alternatives to Q but there are many. None seem to have all the elements of Q but they'll get you out of Quicken Hell.

W3HII Loc: Weirsdale, Florida

I gave up on Quicken a few years ago. I now use AceMoney and it works well

GeneB Loc: Chattanooga Tennessee

I gave up on Quicken myself a couple of years ago and now use Moneywise. I a Happy with it.

mffox Loc: Avon, CT

I had the same problem. The "subscription" involves just the online linkage to your bank and credit card accounts; which I never used. If you use Quicken as a bookkeeping-only app, just let your subscription expire. What's left is fully functional; I've used it since 1/1/2023.
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