I never used Microsoft support until I got Office 365. I hope the subscription model gets us better support. Neither have I, but that is because I know I wouldn't get anywhere.
I don't think I have ever contacted quicken customer support.ever. The only thing that looked interesting on the Premier was the morningstar portfolio zoom, but I actually use morningstar, so I could get that info directly from morningstar. On the occasional instance where I am having an issue a simple google will usually get me the answer in a quicken user forum.
I rarely use bill pay, and when I do I use my bank.
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Thanks for finding that! The only additions in Priemier are: "Pay your bills in Quicken for free using Quicken Bill Pay," "NEW Priority access to customer support." Just now Staples has the 2yr for Deluxe at $64.99 until Nov. So I assume prior versions continue to work as they used to? I have 2016, would it be worth getting 2017 to delay going to the subscription model? I don't see any of the additional features of premier or home/business that I currently use. Looking at the details, I really don't think I need any more than the deluxe. That's probably about what I pay for the software now, and usually keep it around 2 years before upgrading.
Starter is $49 for a two-year subscription. The Deluxe version is discounted to $65 for a 2-year subscription at Staples also. Staples is offering it in download form as well. I found the price of $100 for a 2-year subscription to the Premier version from Staples a little easier to stomach. I posted this in the other Quicken thread, but some may find it helpful here as well.
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