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Parsons was owned by Intuit who when they sold it off forced it to discontinue its tax software.

My tax software was Personal Tax Edge by Parsons Technology (which at the time was better then TT BTW). A friend gave me a copy of 1.0 and I loved it so I bought it and have upgraded it almost every year since. I have been a user of Quicken and Intuit products since about 1988 starting with Quicken 1.0. So I'm using Quicken only until I can find something from a company that I feel better about supporting. I contacted Intuit, and they said that it was an error in the account profile info transmitted by Chase and that they could help me fix it - at the friendly rate of $2/minute! Any company that charges support to help fix inconsistencies like this is, by definition, NOT customer-focused. Quicken will only let me enter a password that's 4 characters long, and my Chase password is 8 characters long. But the third bank (JP Morgan/Chase) apparently doesn't work well with Quicken, even though Quicken lists them in the 'Supported Bank Partners' area.

I like being able to download transactions from my credit card companies, and it works great for two of my banks. I've now used it for about 6 months and am fairly happy with it, with the exception of speed (it's s-l-o-w) and it's a bit buggy, occasionally trying to 'help me out' by doing things that just don't make any sense.

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I've used Quicken for years, and purchased Quicken 2003 as an upgrade from Quicken 98.

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