@ rk911 wrote:
I've been a loyal TT and Intuit (Quicken) user for decades and this decision stinks. What's next, making my Quicken software unusable unless I buy a new PC? You need to reverse this assinine policy quickly.
Quicken is no longer owned by Intuit, but Quicken also eventually banished Windows 8. New Quicken installations as of the date of this posting require Windows 10 or 11. So it'll be interesting to see what happens to that product in the future. Maybe Quicken will wait for Windows 12 (if such) to come out before dropping Windows 10.
