Big Mistake!
I bought Quicken for Mac hoping to have the same functionality that Quicken Windows had, but it would not convert a huge percentage of my Windows Quicken file, it does not offer Loan Amortization Schedules, Savings Goals, and many more features. It's really screwed up my data. So I ended up having to go back to Windows Quicken until I find something that works well on the Mac. Even the latest version for the Mac is poor. Intuit has listed a number of things that don't work. Check this out:
Account types that do not exist in Quicken for Mac:
Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP) transactions
Employee Stock Option Plan (ESOP) transactions
Quicken for Windows business accounts:
Invoices
Business bills
Loan amortization schedules
Online banking information such as account setup information, Online Payees, and online payment instructions
Scheduled Transactions
QuickFill (memorized) Transactions
Saved or memorized reports
Security price history
Tax status of Investment accounts
Certain types of investment transactions.
It's actually quite pathetic. Who would buy this? Also, they don't have this information right on the front screen. You have to dig around for it, which is what I didn't do before I bought it and ended up losing $60. I really don't like Intuit. Why bother releasing a product that's only 1/4 baked?