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Quicken to go Online
The leader in personal finance is getting set to launch a strong presence online. All startup finance applications start shaking in their winter boots.Intuit is getting ready for their winter launch of Quicken Online, a web based version of their personal finance application. If you have worried about security in the past with the recent slew of online financial software, Quicken should ease your mind. Intuit has a strong following due to their consumer trust for desktop applications, and they have been working hard to build that same trust for their web based application. So far it is known that this application will hold basic balance charts, reports, and bill payment services.
Quicken Online is currently in closed testing modes, with beta set to open the middle of September. Look out for further discoveries closer to September.
[via webware]
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Subscribe to commentsRyan CarterAug 15th 2007 12:40PM
It is about time, Quicken should have done this ages ago. Quicken, web, web, quicken, wait what century is this?
MarciaSep 17th 2007 7:54PM
I have one client that uses QuickBooks online, and as a bookkeeper with a dozen small clients, I despise QuickBooks for small business use, but love the online part: Both my client and I can access all of his accounts, all the time, any where, anytime - in real time. I can't wait to switch him and all my Quicken clients to Quicken online - I just hope it's fully featured.