The difference between the two products varies greatly depending on which issue of Quicken you’re looking at. No matter which you choose, you’ll only realize its full benefits if you’re willing to put a bit of time and effort into monitoring and augmenting the automated data entry-and using all the program’s features. Both help with data entry by providing support for downloading transaction information from your accounts at literally thousands of financial institutions. Both the just-released Quicken 2013 (with editions ranging in price from $40 to $160) and the free cloud service (which replaced Quicken Online a few years ago) provide useful tools for tracking and planning your finances.
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