Hi Dan,

I'm using Money (US edition) in Spain, since I moved back home, and it works
well. Obviously, I can't import from Spanish banks, but other than that, it
handles quite well different currencies. Actually, I moved to Singapore for
some time, and I was handling accounts in euros, USD and SGD, and it all
works well.

What I don't see well resolved in Money is investment accounts in different
currencies. I'm using Money with euro as the default currency, but I have
some investments in US$. The return calculations are just wrong. I've get
used to that, and I handled it sepparately.

I used Quicken several years ago (I believe the latest version was Q99), so
I can't compare it with the current one.

Jose


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How adaptable would Money be to use in Sweden? How much functionality would I
lose when I move? (Compared to Quicken. I am moving to Sweden and can't
decide which of the two would be best when living there...the one that is
most adoptable to international situations. Both allow currency changes but
neither import from Swedish banks, but I'm curious about any other
differences that would make Money better for my situation.)

Thanks!