> I would agree. The only reason I'm going to upgrade is that it should
> support Windows Mobile 2003. MS Money 2003 wouldn't sync with my new
> iPaq PDA. And MS has no plans to make it work either. I talked to them
> about it. There answer was to upgrade to MS Money 2004 when it comes
> out. (go figure)

> -----Original Message-----
> What a complete disappointment. I like Money and have
nothing against
> Microsoft. But Money 2004, if you own Money 2003, is
worth about $5.
> The only thing that changed that effects me is the start
up sound.
> Asset Allocation? Money still hasn't heard of an
international
> investment, or think that we'd care to categorize
investments this
> way. Lump it into "other" just like last year.
> Synchronizing with MSN? Nope - still doesn't work. "An
unexpected
> error has occurred."
> Try to get support for this MSN error again this year?
Nope -
> Microsoft's support page doesn't have any ability to
enter a 2004
> product ID into its support pages. The only product
selection option
> in support is Money 2003. And of course my product ID
for 2004
> doesn't work for 2003. So - no support unless I call I
suppose.
> If you are in debt, there are some new features. I'm
not - so
> couldn't tell you if they work or not.
> You do get a year free Money Magazine. That is cool I
guess.
> And there is a brand new alert center as well.
> But if you are expecting this to be a new product forget
it. Looks
> the same, acts the same, same stuff works and same stuff
is broken.
> Take your significant other out to dinner and save this
upgrade cost
> if you own 2003.
> .
I would agree. The only reason I'm going to upgrade is