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Hi All, Advice please. I use a 2012 Macbook pro with 2007 quicken, but bought a new macbook pro 2021 with a current system. 1) I am not a fan of subscriptions. 2) I need to be able to export my data. Thinking there may be a way to leapfrog versions. Can you recommend a more updated quicken that will work on the Mac book 2012 that I could export to, and then one that I could export to after that for use on the new machine? Again, Ideally, I would really like to stay away from subscriptions. Thank you for your thoughts !
QMac is only subscription based. After your subscription lapses, you can use it by not renewing. The price is that you will not be able to use any connected or downloading services, and about 20-25% of your screen will be taken up with Quicken reminders to renew (you can always try to hide those parts with overlapping windows).
NOTE: If you buy the Starter version, your data will also become read-only after your subscription lapses, so if you plan to let it lapse, it is recommended to buy at least the Deluxe version or higher, which will retain full functionality.
Your data can migrate directly from QM2007 to the new QMac. No need to export. Note however that once you migrate to the new QMac, you will only be able to export to other Quicken products but not to other products, since there is no support for QIF export file format.
Since your new Macbook Pro 2021 uses a M1 chip, you can no longer run QM2007 on it. Though not for every one, if you are willing to acquire an older Intel-based Mackbook, you can run QM2007 in a virtual machine.
So in the end, my advice is that if you value your existing data from Quicken 2007 and you want to continue using Quicken going forward, you may want to swallow your distaste for subscriptions and pay the $5/month to move to the current Quicken Mac. (And there are currently lots of sales around from either Quicken.com or retailers like NewEgg and BestBuy which can bring down the price for at least your first year.) Sorry, I know that's not what you wanted to hear, but I think it's the best approach.
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