Microsoft Money Plus Home and Business

March 9, 2010
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Product Description
Item #: 28831F. Microsoft Money Plus Home & Business makes managing home and business finances fast, easy, and automatic with precise tools that guide you through business taxes, inventory tracking, and online payroll, so you can spend less time on finances and more time with customers. Now with Insights – smart tools to help you manage your personal finances from your desktop. Product Description
Microsoft Money Plus Home & Business – complete package
Category: Business applications
Subcategory: Business – commercial finance / tax preparation
License Type: Complete package
License Qty: 1 PC
License Pricing: Standard
Language(s): English
Localization: United States
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Microsoft Money Plus Home and Business

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5 Responses to “ Microsoft Money Plus Home and Business ”

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  1. Charles M. Girlinghouse on March 9, 2010 at 1:04 am

    Microsoft Money Plus Home and Business

    I switched from Money 2006 to Money Plus last year when only the beta version was available. When it was almost time for the beta version to expire, I tried to buy the new program. Unfortunately it was not yet for sale, nor would it be for several months. When the beta expired, the program was only good for viewing data. The new data format of Money Plus made it impossible to export the data to Quicken or back to Money 2006. I was left with the choices of (1) going back to Money 2006 and manually inputting all the data since I switched to Plus, (2) not using any accounting software while I waited for Money Plus to become available, (3) switch to Quicken. Since I was starting over anyway, I decided that was a good time to switch to Quicken.

    Like an earlier reviewer, I have other issues with Microsoft (which used to be my favorite software company). Office 2007 Pro has a totally unfamiliar interface and Outlook 2007 is the most unstable program I’ve ever used, even after upgrading XP to SP3 and Office to SP1. Bill Gates needs to go back to work and fix his company.

  2. Christopher G. Leyden on March 9, 2010 at 3:23 am

    I received a used copy of this software thinking I was paying for a new one. The box was beat up and it had the transparent stickers on the box like the one’s Gamestop puts on their used games for purchase. The disk was a little scratched up but other than that the sofware works fine. I hope in the future this does not happen, I should be told I’m paying for a used product.

  3. T. Hughes on March 9, 2010 at 5:39 am

    I purchased this product July 2007, and could not get it to accept the activation key code. Microsoft gave little to no help with this problem. The time period expired and would not let me enter new transactions into the accounts. I tried to remove and reinstall per Microsoft’s instructions but to no avail. Phone support only gave me more phone numbers to call, and the program is still not working. Please do not waste your money on this program, but try Quicken Home and Business instead.

  4. Lot Saucedo Bolaños on March 9, 2010 at 8:10 am

    I’ve been a Money user for several years. I started with Money 2003, then I jumped to Money 2005. My initial experiences are really not bad. Actually, they are indeed good. Good reporting, good categories catalog, easy to use, helpful, etc. But this last version, at some point in time, started to fail by not exporting my reports to Excel in the correct way. It exported everything messed up as text. Then I decided to upgrade to Money Plus Home and Business expecting to get this thing resolved. Well, it didn’t. Besides it opens up in a very sloooow way. I don’t know what this software does in the background but it is indeed very slow. Money 2005 wasn’t that way. Besides it happened I had a problem with backing up my financial file. It showed an error in the path. By the way, that’s the path where the original file is located so it is absurd it cannot find it.

    I said MS did it again because I have very bad experiencies with Vista and Office 2007. I don’t know what is happening to MS but this, Money Home and Business is definitely my last official purchase of MS products.

    ( I already started to work on the Mac environment, by the way …. other world ).

  5. K. Hendrickson on March 9, 2010 at 11:02 am

    I have spent 2 hours troubleshooting why this program will not install and another 2 hours on the phone with a Microsoft tech, who couldn’t figure it out either. They said that this problem is common, yet they don’t have answers. They were suppose to escalate the ticket to a supervisor, but no one has contacted us yet (after 2 weeks!!).

    Still not able to use the program and it is delaying my personal and business financial planning. Don’t know what to do next.

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