Simple program like Quicken

I'm not sure what is meant by "no online features" with MS Money. I download financial data all the time to mine. All my CC data, and some of the bank balances.

I'm still using my Quicken 99 and it works fine. I don't use it to interact with the internet at all so I am sure I will continue to use it for the foreseeable future..

For many years I used Microsoft Money on various Windows platforms.
Fantastic program and so very simple to use, much easier than Quicken.
They discontinued it about 5 years or so ago and quit supporting it a couple years later, much to my dismay. It was a fantastic program.

But!!
They released a free final version with no registration necessary for up to Win 7.

3 nights ago I downloaded it and successfully installed it on my Windows 10 machine. Ran into a couple hiccups along the way. I ignored a couple messages about incompatibility and told it to install anyways and got it installed.

So far so good, seems to work OK.

I highly recommend MS Money. I think they call it Money Plus Sunset Deluxe or something like that. Came out in 2010 for free.
There is no live support and no online features but I really don't care about that stuff.

pasusan wrote:
Why can't you just keep using Quicken? You don't have to get the new version if you don't download or pay bills.

This.
The last upgraded version I got was 2007. It loaded and works fine on Win 7.
It is, I believe, the last version where the totals on a report come out on the bottom of the last page, conventional style, instead of at the top of the first page, which I hate.

Why can't you just keep using Quicken? You don't have to get the new version if you don't download or pay bills.

What operating system? I use Microsoft Money on Windows 7.

I use a basic account balance type free app for my ipad that is called "checkbook". All it does is keep track my different account balances that I create and input. I also use a free basic spread sheet app to keep track of all my recurring bills.