Quicken Desktop (or rather, the Australian fork, Reckon Accounts). Their licensing is really awful - to the point of the company having faced Consumer Affairs r

Quicken Desktop (or rather, the Australian fork, Reckon Accounts). Their licensing is really awful - to the point of the company having faced Consumer Affairs rulings - but it's a really good program, very fast to use, and I have 20 years of data in there. There's a lot of us out there who would love to switch away from Quicken/Reckon the company, but keep Quicken the product. (Tried Moneydance, GNUcash etc, they're just not quite as good, though Moneydance is closest.)