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Johann Jells
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jersey City, NJ
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Ledger software to replace Quicken?

Johann Jells
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jersey City, NJ
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I've used Quicken for 28 years and it's gone to hell since Intuit sold it. There's endless problems synching with banks to download transactions, the banks and Quicken point the finger at each other. I want a replacement but don't need the power or expense of Quickbooks.  Quicken would be fine if it worked as it's supposed to! All I use is the ledger, downloads, and report generation, I don;t manage investments or payrolls.

I've tried searching what's out there, but most web based things can't import previous transactions, and I don't want to start fresh and still have to open Quicken to see old transactions, like "when did I buy that fridge for apt 2A"? I also don't want to be locked into one bank, I want to be able to download transactions from whatever checking and credit card accounts I want.  Is anyone using a program that fits this bill?

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