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[betowmiller]

Intuit made no effort to contact me before discontinuing Its Deductible, resulting in my total loss of access to the data through October, 2025 .  You forget that Intuit does not own the data; rather, the licensed user is the owner.  So we have a small problem of the theft of data by Intuit.  

[M-MTax]

You should read (or should have read) the ToS. 

The data might belong to you, but Intuit has the right to discontinue services even without prior notice.

[betowmiller]

The loss of data any time Intuit wants to discontinue a program surely applies to Quicken as well.  There's an implied contract with the subscriber that quite suddenly adds the risk of insecurity for no fault of the subscriber.

I have been an Intuit customer for a number of years and never had to confront this before. 

[M-MTax]

Intuit no longer owns Quicken, but I understand your point.

The issue with ItsDeductible, however, is that there is nothing bargained for, no quid-pro-quo; it was a free service. 

[GabiU]

Hi @betowmiller 
It's now possible to download your ItsDeductible data. Scroll down on the How to access and manage your personal data from your Intuit Account  article to see how.