Quicken for Mac will allow you to import all your data including transactions, accounts and investments to your PC with Mac operating system. Although some versions of Quicken for Mac may not work on some operating systems, believe me there is a solution for that.

Quicken financial management software, with all its choices, instructions and options can be overwhelming, especially for a new user. Everything seems equally important, and everything seems like you need to master it right now. Before diving in and starting the process of using accounts, creating reports and filling in budget amounts, it is important to learn a few basic concepts that can help you optimize Quicken for your individual needs. One of the most important concepts to understand is how to use categories and tags to track your account transactions. A Quicken category is a label, such as Groceries or Household, that defines a broad group of both income and expense transactions. You use a single category per transaction to track how you earn and spend money.

For example, all grocery purchases, no matter where you buy them, go under the Groceries category and all income, regardless of the source, goes in the Income category. Use a subcategory to provide greater organization and detail within a category and for assistance in creating a budget.

This is especially useful in a category such as Auto, where you incur multiple types of expenses. Creating subcategories for fuel, maintenance and registration makes it much easier to see where your money is going. Tags are like keywords.

They allow you to track transactions within and across category groups. For example, if you want to track the money you spend on incidentals for a child in college, create a tag with the name of the child and then apply it to the appropriate category or subcategory, such as Groceries, Auto: Fuel, or Telephone: Cell phone. Quicken comes with numerous built-in categories that cover many standard items.

Not all built-in categories are visible from the Category List window, as much of what you see depends on information you give Quicken during set-up. Before creating a new category, access Quicken's built-in categories and see if something appropriate is already there. To access built-in categories, choose “Tools” from the main menu, then choose “Category List.” Click the “Add Categories” button, select the categories you wish to add from the menu on the left side of the screen, and click the “Add” button. Click “OK” to finish and return to the Categories List.

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