I don't recall 2002 having expiry (certainly doesn't in the UK). I think it
was introduced from 2003 version onwards in the US.

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"Joe" <kwadwomi[at]msn.com> wrote in message
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Why get all concerned about an event that at worst will cost you about $20 net
come August or September. If your current version won't upload at that time say
to yourself " I'll just upgrade and get the latest features for Money 2005". I
continue to believe Microsoft Money is the best financial program around for
what it does as about $20 or $25 per year. JMHO & good luck. Steve

I searched the newsgroups and really couldn't get a clear answer to my
concerns. I know that 2004 has this expiration feature. Will this
feature affect Money 2002? In other words if it is inevitable that the
2002 version's online services will expire before or at the same time
as 2004 I may as well upgrade to the newer version. If that is not the
case then I will probably want to stay with the current version which
suits my needs adequately.