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3 of 5 customers found the following review helpful:
 Using this software is like trying to hug a bear, 2006-08-18
The software looks good and feels professional, yet when you try to delve into it, it bites you.
Software like this is supposed to make life easier. However this software seems extremely rigid in its approach and unintuitive. It doesnt predict common issues that are bound to crop up. If you want to resolve what seems like a simple problem theres usually no direct route to do it and you have to spend an hour tinkering and working around things.
Unfortunately typical Microsoft product I have to say, seems like they're more interested in crosslinking you to their websites and pay services than they are in providing you with a competant and truly customer orientated piece of software.
2 of 2 customers found the following review helpful:
 Microsoft Money 2004 Deluxe, 2005-09-20
Excellent financial management program, easy to use. Budgeting,bill paying,portfolio, bank accounts, credit card accounts,mortgages and loans, tax management, and retirement planning are all handled with ease and accuracy. I do recommend that you get Peter Weverka's book - "Microsoft Money 2004 for Dummies" if you would like to be able to use the program to the fullest extent with the least confusion. Together, they're unbeatable!
1 of 5 customers found the following review helpful:
Microsoft Money 2004 Deluxe, 2005-08-27
Worthless software. You will be better off keeping a paper record. It'll be faster to do!!
13 of 13 customers found the following review helpful:
WTF?, 2004-09-10
Don't DO IT!! If you have 2003, stick with it. Nothing really new except more commercials. When you go to balance your check book, you get only ONE amt if you are off. No more are the separated amounts as to deposits/withdrawals in the left column. And don't even get me started on performance...like trying to get a snail to run.
23 of 23 customers found the following review helpful:
Unhappy with Product, 2004-09-07
I have been using Money 2003 Deluxe for almost two years and found it to be a very helpful program. Because I was so happy with this program I decided to upgrade to the 2004 edition.
This is where I get unhappy with the product. Unlike the 2003 version I couldn't get the 2004 version to update my stock prices. I contacted Microsoft's technical services which told me that if the portfolio you are trying to update contains American Depository Receipts (ADRs), because of some bug your portfolio will not update. BTW, I don't think all ADRs are effected, just the ones that trade Over-The-Counter or on the Pink Sheets.
This astounds me. How could a previous edition do something perfectly and the updated version not? This is also not a small bug, since I can't be the only one trying to use this program with ADRs in my portfolio. In any event,I uninstalled 2004 Deluxe and reinstalled 2003 Deluxe. Now all fine, but for the fact I am out of the money for costs of Money 2004.
Go ahead, ask me if I'm going to buy the 2005 version?!?!
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