I recently switched from PC to Mac Book Pro and had been using Quicken 2010 as my base personal finance sw, but now in the Apple world it has been quite an ordeal to ID a good PF software.
I have narrowed it down to MoneyDance 2010, Liquid Ledger 2 and iBank4, being the former the overall leader for the moment being. Definitively, Quicken Essentials for Mac is NOT an option.
Only issue I've identified with the 3 choices is when converting my PC Quicken QIF file with ALL my financial history and loading into either, I get a mess of numbers with older versions, values and just need to start from scratch.
So, any preferred/reccomended choice and reasons behind it?
Since 2011 is around the corner, I'd have no issue on just backing up my older info and startign from scratch on 1/1/11, but sill, need to ID a PF program.
Regards,
Jorge
I have narrowed it down to MoneyDance 2010, Liquid Ledger 2 and iBank4, being the former the overall leader for the moment being. Definitively, Quicken Essentials for Mac is NOT an option.
Only issue I've identified with the 3 choices is when converting my PC Quicken QIF file with ALL my financial history and loading into either, I get a mess of numbers with older versions, values and just need to start from scratch.
So, any preferred/reccomended choice and reasons behind it?
Since 2011 is around the corner, I'd have no issue on just backing up my older info and startign from scratch on 1/1/11, but sill, need to ID a PF program.
Regards,
Jorge