Post #289 by AdrianC on the Retirement Investing board

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I use Quicken. They have a yearly subscription now, which is annoying. I used to buy the software only after they obsoleted the old one (i.e. didn't "support" bank downloads). Which was about every 3 years. Now I have to pay annually.

Same. Was annoyed with the subscription only but we were so used to it and so many years into it we didn’t want to stop. We had both used it when we were single, and we merged our two files when we married…sickeningly cute, I know.

My bride has a ritual of putting in all our credit card receipts and such. We don’t budget. It’s nice to know where we are at.

We have a secret little handshake we use to celebrate the bottom right hand number going up. What we will do with all this dosh I don’t know.

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