Ms money sunset edition

Now that Money Plus is no longer available for purchase, the online activation step will eventually become unnecessary and unsupported. This Money Plus Sunset package is targeted at removing the activation dependency. There are two versions of Money Plus Sunset. Full Specifications. What's new in version Release May 30, Date Added May 30, Version Operating Systems.

Operating Systems Windows. Additional Requirements None. Total Downloads 20, Downloads Last Week Report Software. Related Software See More. HomeBank Free. Analyze and manage your personal finance and accounts. Bank of America for Windows 10 Free. I have Stocks porfolio. Quicken has lost all of my US stocks when importing from MsMoney. I had to enter them manually, but then, it had a hard time with the currency conversion. So you end up having a Cash balance and an Investment balance.

There is no canadian verision of it, but I have no problem to work with canadian banks and investments. I thought that going to Quicken is going to help me with my taxes; besides is supposed to be a supported software. My advise is: stay with MsMoney for as long as you can. Again, was a very good year!

Sunset edition should live for quite a while, unless Quicken pulls the plug…. Tried Money plus Sunset…. Without that it is quite useless. Tried them all and MS Money does it for me.

Unfortunately Wachovia bank is announcing that it will discontinue download button for OFX downloads due to non-support by Microsoft. I even received a note from one of my credit unions that they too will be eliminating OFX down loads.

That will certainly limit the ability to download manually. Am I stuck with Quicken? LOTS of people use a good product that is suddenly no longer supported. Who cares? I have version and I never have issues!

This makes no sense. Microsoft should have turned over the source code and made this an open source project. That would have been awesome! Sorry Christian…. I checked the Wachovia site again and in the support section for MS Money it is quite clear that as of Jan 31 , the download option will be removed for all Money downloads.

Quicken will be the only download available at Wachovia. Wells Fargo has already disabled Money downloads from its Credit accounts they own Wachovia. Microsoft should send some sort of courtesy notice to the banks that Sunset exits and that downloads can be completed manually.

I upgraded to the sunset version as I just bought a new computer. I had many Favorite reports in my old version. When I first started using the new version, it errored whenever I looked at a saved report. It said something about an invalid format. So, I deleted them and figured I would recreate them.

But, when I go to save a Favorite report, it seems like it does it, but it is not actually saved. Mary — My favorite reports imported just fine from Money to the Sunset version. Do you have the same problems when opening a new MNY file? I download the oldest version Quicken files. I can see if you are using Microsoft as a third party provider, but if not, it should continue as normal.

Does anyone know why? Also, does anyone know whom is the provider for portfolio updates? If you simply use the update menue selection ver , who is providing the price update for each portfolio act.

Is this a consolidator or does the software contact each institutuion with ticker symbols and retrieve a recent price? The Python scripts allow importing these statements without going to the individual websites, logging on, and initiating the download. The MSN servers did much more than grab just these statement downloads though: independent stock and fund quotes for ALL your investments, pass through third-party web-scrapes of your data, investment news, tax and exchange rates, etc.

Microsoft said to save the downloaded Money Sunset and install from that copy, but uninstall oklder versions of Money first. How do I transfer my files? Your advice will be much appreciated. I recently downloaded Money Sunset Edition. I am primarily interested in Money to track my spending. I make frequent use of reports for spending, categories, comparison, taxes etc. I use the memo field extensively. Do you agree? Also can the data be downloaded to Excel for added sorting and manipulation?

This would help a lot at tax time. If you cannot help, can you direct me to a source of Money information. Thanks, Marty. I think it will meet my needs for many years to come. I actually like it better than the paid version of Money it replaced. I never used all the online features that they disabled anyway.

Never used the online statements till recently, but as we finally got online banking i tried it. It put the statement into the bank account on money fine and even associated with the manual inputs I had alredy put in but where there was a transaction that wasnt already input, it assinged a number to the payee and i am unable to assign that to a an invoice, it looks like i have to input everything manually, use the statement download to verify, if i find something on the statement that say i dont have an invoice for, i think have to delete it and input manually.

Is this rght or am i just way off the mark. I tried sunset but its terminology is different and it wouldnt use my old money files so it was a total rebuild which i dont have time to do really.

It works great for me running on the Windows 7 bit operating system. When I went back into Money the transactions I had just entered were not there.

I reran the executable again and tried to enter transactions, close the file and then open it up again with the same result each time. I've got a backup of my current Money file. Am I supposed to delete Money, run the executable and then restore Money from my backup? It's been several years since I initially did this and I'm nit sure if I understand the instructions correctly. Does Money Deluxe Sunset edition run in Windows I am currently on Windows 7 but need to upgrade.

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