In microsoft.public.money, Melissa MacArthur wrote:

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The Canadian version, if I understand correctly, averages stock
basis across all accounts. The US versions track basis for each
account. That is not intended to be an inclusive list, but it is
what I remember coming up a fair amount.

The Deluxe will not be able to use the Canadian Money file you
already created, unfortunately.

I think RBC, if I understand correctly, uses the bank website to
give you a QIF (or OFX perhaps) file. That should work and get fed
to Money automatically.

The trial version is Deluxe. So you should probably try that.

So I tried the 2005 Canadian (Standard) version and realize that cash flow
is no longer available. I use this area alot and Money wouldn't be useful
to me without it; I'm going to return my copy. Unfortunately the Deluxe
version is not available as a Canadian version, I would buy one if it was.

My question is: what precisely are the differences between the US and
Canadian versions? Might I be able to use a US version if I'm not concerned
about taxes, etc? I do rely on downloading transactions from my bank, RBC,
would I not be able to with a US version?