CONTEST: Win a copy of Quicken 2011 for Canadians
Posted on January 19, 2011 in contest
Here is your chance to win a copy of Quicken 2011 – Canada’s #1 best-selling personal finance software!
As you may know from all of the Quicken contests I’ve done in the past, this is a product that I truly believe in and use on a regular basis. I’ve tried many other ways to track my personal finances before – including customizing my own Excel spreadsheet and countless free online budgeting tools – but nothing works as well as Quicken does. It keeps me organized, and at any time I can see a snapshot of my financial profile in easy-to-read graphs and charts.
Up for grabs are:
- One (1) copy of Quicken Cash Manager 2011 (MSRP $44.99) – Track spending & pay bills easily with Quicken Cash Manager, the easy, accurate way to manage your day-to-day finances.
- One (1) copy of Quicken Home & Business 2011 (MSRP $109.99) – See where your money goes, monitor your investments and manage your home-based business finances with Quicken Home & Business.
There are THREE ways to enter:
- For one entry: Comment on this blog post and tell me what personal finance tools you are currently using. If you are anonymous, please make sure you leave your e-mail address in your blog comments. *
- For one entry: Blog about the contest. Leave a comment on this blog post with a link to your blog entry. Please make this a separate comment from the one above.
- For one entry: Tweet about the contest, linking back to this post. Add @krystalatwork to the tweet so I can count your entry on Twitter.
Rules:
- Open to Canadian residents only.
- You are only eligible to win one prize.
- Contest closes January 31st, 2011 at 5pm PST.
- The winners will be picked using Random.org.
- I will announce the TWO WINNERS on this blog during the first few days of February.
Spread the word around, and good luck! :)
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I currently use an Excel Spreadsheet and a calender. I like to write things down, I am more likely to remember! On my calender, every time I spend something, I write it down on the date I spent it.
I am also using other financial tools offered by my bank to track my savings goal!
I do have Quicken, and use it since Jan 1 2007 with every penny in there.. plus investments.
But, I think people using pen and paper should win this so if I win I'll give my prize to Colleen or another without mint or quicken.
pen and paper for me! But i wouldn't mind giving software a go!
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I am currently using an excel spreadsheet, but perhaps I'll be switching to quicken if I win the draw!
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Mentioned contest above!
My recent post Weekend Reading – Things That Matter Edition
I use a series of spreadsheets to track all of our finances aside from our investment portfolio where I use Google Finance and Questrade to track stock/etf progress. Love those spreadsheets but software would likely serve us even better!
Cheers!
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I currently use some excel spreadsheets that I created but one of my goals is simplify my finances by looking for a program to do everything in one place.
I don't have a good method of tracking my finances currently other than checking bank account regularly. Having Quicken would certainly be a great way to start and also using Quicken Tax software would be so helpful. Husband currently unemployed which has thrown finances into a tailspin.
I use Excel to track my budgeting & expenses :D
My recent post Confusedwith my calculations
Online banking. Everything else takes too much work!
Using excel to track it but its becoming tedious now with 2 people. Would love to try out Quicken
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I currently use Quicken and an excel spreadsheet. I can't take quicken with me and that's where the spreadsheet comes handy. I export data to excel and then create a pivot table that shows me how much I've spent on things like eating out and groceries.
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I use an old version of quicken
Sad to say that I'm not using anything but good 'ole Excel right now. I'm too cheap to buy anything else. Would love to win though!
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Don't use anything at present so would love to win a copy of either, thanks!
Hello! I am currently using yodlee.com (and doing a bad job at it). I hope I win!