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Yes, the more vocal and conservative bogleheads preach 'set it and (except for occasional re-balancing and AA changes) forget it'.

The problem with all of the finance apps for Mac (and I've tried them all: Quicken Essentials, MoneyDance, iBank, SEE Finance, Money Well, iFinance.) including the online ones (Mac and Personal Capital) is that NONE have the investment reporting power of Quicken for Windows (and Quicken 2007 for Mac).

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I did run Quicken for Windows inside a virtual machine however, when Parallels charged for an upgrade to work with Lion -IIRC-, I dropped the vm (and I think Boot Camp is just a waste of limited laptop harddrive space). It worked well, but was 'dead' for sometime. Quicken 2007 was the last 'real' version for the Mac. I use Mint and Personal Capital (please make it a survey option).

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I have been beta testing Inuit products for both PC and Mac for many years and they could never really duplicate the features for a Mac Quicken version up to today IMO. That being said, it is still hard to come up with something that is equal one for one to Q Windows, and so I continue using it. I really did not care for the others like iBank and Moneydance. After trying all the Mac finance programs, this was the closest to Quicken in features that I could find for my use and it imports the quicken data (QIF, QFX to come) fairly accurately. One item not mentioned very often for Mac is a product called SEE Financial ( ). I am much happier with the Parallels overall for the speed and consistency, so now it is the only one I have.

They all worked with Win 7 (XP also back when). I have been using Quicken Windows on both VMWare, Virtual Box (free, all platforms) and Parallels for about 8 years when I switched to all Mac. Just wish there were a better choice for those of us who want to combine the best of PC and Mac. Can anyone report on VMWare fusion vs Parallels for keeping Quicken for Windows 7 on a Mac? My brother is an avid Quicken expert and finally conceded that his daughter should abandon Quicken and use iBank on her Mac.

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I have used a MacBook Pro for 3 years and want to consolidate files and bookmarks to one OS and sync easily, so I'm planning to go all Mac soon. Mwattson wrote:I am a long-time Quicken PC user and have finally cleaned up all the bugs in my investment downloading and reporting. I have 40 or so accounts linked, and even get a (debatable) estimate of my house value and equity via link to Zillow. I've considered switching to iBank, etc, but Yodlee 9.x really does the job for me - All the numbers easily read in one place and loads quickly.

I've found Yodlee 9.x is just what I need, however. (The main problem is long waits for the pages to refresh, but also a busy and crowded widget-intensive interface.) Seriously, it's not just me - if you Google this, you'll find many people recommending the OLD version of Yodlee. Yodlee has had a newer version out for a few years that has more graphics in an effort to compete with Mint, but it is so unpopular that they've kept version 9.x available via a 'Time Machine' account setting. * Google Spreadsheet for asset allocation - see when I've hit rebalancing bands * Yodlee 9.x to track spending, net worth, quick one-stop access to account balances