Compare the features and costs of Quicken 2009 versions so you can decide which Quicken version works for managing your personal finances. Click on the images for a closer look.
Quicken 2009 Starter Edition
Quicken 2009 Starter Edition provides very basic personal finance tools, but does not import data from Quicken Deluxe or higher Quicken versions.
Quicken 2009 Starter Edition features include:
- Categorize expenses and keep a budget.
- View monthly expected income and expenses and how much money is left over after expenses are paid.
- Reconcile accounts.
- Download account transactions.
- Generate income tax reports and import tax data into TurboTax.
Quicken 2009 Starter Edition retails for $29.99. At the time this was written, Quicken 2009 Starter Edition was available through a variety of retailers, but not on Quicken.com.
Quicken 2009 Deluxe
Quicken 2009 Deluxe has all the features of Quicken Starter Edition, plus the following features:
- Tabbed navigation on the right with quick access to reminders, Quicken online community and guidance for the part of Quicken being used.
- My Savings Plan for advanced budgeting.
- Quicken Attachments for transactions and accounts.
- 401(k), IRA and 529 account tracking.
- Collapsible left account navigation bar for increased work space.
- Tag transactions similar to tagging web pages in social bookmarks.
- Quicken Billminder Gadget for Windows Vista users shows scheduled bills and transactions right on your desktop.
Quicken 2009 Premier
Quicken 2009 Premier includes all the features of Quicken Deluxe along with investing tools with the latest asset allocation and investing guidelines. Other investment tools in Quicken 2009 Premier features include:
- Investment performance analysis.
- Help with minimizing taxes on capital gains.
- Reporting for IRS Schedules A, B and D.
- Morningstar ratings for mutual funds and ETFs.
Quicken 2009 Home & Business
Many small business owners combine both personal and business transactions in one account. Quicken 2009 Home & Business has tools to help with separating personal and business expenses for tax and profit reporting.
- Business and personal income and expense categories are clearly separated.
- The Profit and Loss view revealsd eposits plus expected income, expenses plus upcoming bills, deductible totals and profit/loss for the current and previous months.
- Possible tax-deductible expenses flagged for review.
- Year-to-Date tax deduction reporting.





