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Quicken is a personal finance software and subscription service that helps individuals track budgets, bank and credit card transactions, investments and bills. In Canada, Quicken is used for household budgeting, tax and estate planning support, and synchronization of accounts where financial institutions are supported.
When you cancel auto‑renewal on the Quicken website or via your account, your subscription remains active until the end of the current paid term; you will not be charged at the next renewal date. If you cancel a subscription purchased through an app store, cancelling there stops future renewals according to that store’s rules, but access often continues until the end of the already‑paid period. Your Quicken data (local files or cloud data) remains available to you; if you plan to stop using the service, make sure to export or back up any files you want to keep before access ends.
Quicken Canada offers a 30‑day money‑back guarantee from the date of purchase or auto‑renewal: if you cancel within 30 days you are eligible for a full refund. After the 30‑day window, Quicken’s policy is not to issue refunds for the remainder of the term, although your access continues until the term expires. If you purchased via Apple App Store or Google Play, refund requests must be made to those platforms and are handled at their discretion. For refunds processed by Quicken via its website, funds are typically returned to the original card within approximately 3 - 4 business days (may take up to 10 days depending on your bank); in some cases Quicken may issue an electronic payout via a Bill.com email link or mail a check for non‑card payments. See Quicken’s refund and cancellation terms for details: Quicken Canada FAQ and Terms & Conditions for exchanging, canceling or refunding.
| Plan | Typical Features | Price (CAD) |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | Basic budgeting, account tracking, limited online services | Varies |
| Deluxe | Enhanced budgeting, bill reminders, reports | Varies |
| Premier | Investment tracking, premium features for taxes and reporting | Varies |
| Home & Business (or Business add‑on) | Small business features, invoicing and expanded reporting | Varies |
Under Quicken’s Canadian Terms of Use, consumers can request a full refund if they cancel within 30 days of the initial purchase or an auto‑renewal. After 30 days, Quicken’s stated policy is that no refund will be issued but the consumer retains access until the end of the paid term. For Quebec residents, statutory consumer protections under the Civil Code of Quebec and the Quebec Consumer Protection Act may provide additional rights that override or supplement the general Terms of Use. If you believe provincial consumer protection laws apply to your situation, you may wish to cite those rights when contacting Quicken or a consumer protection agency.
Many Canadian users praise Quicken for robust budgeting, reliable core features and long‑standing utility for personal and small business finance, and they value its security and reporting tools. Common negative feedback from Canadian customers includes occasional glitches, slow performance, problems with automatic downloads from some Canadian banks (for example Tangerine and some credit card providers), currency handling issues (such as cards showing in USD instead of CAD), and frustration with rising subscription costs without perceived improvements. These mixed experiences are reflected in user reviews and forums; consider testing functionality important to you before committing to a long subscription term.
Users sometimes try to cancel the wrong place - for example, cancelling in Quicken but forgetting the Apple or Google subscription, which results in continued charges. Another common issue is expecting a refund after the 30‑day window; Quicken’s stated policy limits refunds beyond that period unless exceptional circumstances apply. People also forget to back up local Quicken files before access ends, or they assume automatic transaction downloads will continue after cancellation. If you need a refund and you purchased through an app store, attempting to get the refund directly from Quicken instead of the store is another frequent misstep.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Quicken.com (My Account → Manage Subscription) | Eligible for full refund if within 30 days of purchase/auto‑renewal; otherwise no refund but access until end of term | Easy |
| Contact Quicken Customer Service (web/phone) | Same refund rules as My Account; possible exceptions handled case‑by‑case | Moderate |
| Apple App Store or Google Play subscription | Refunds must be requested via the store; granted at store discretion | Moderate to difficult (store policies vary) |
Keep any confirmation emails or reference numbers proving you cancelled, and check your payment method for future charges around the expected renewal date. If you requested a refund, monitor the card or bank statement for the refund window (typically 3 - 4 business days for Quicken‑issued refunds, up to 10 depending on the bank). For app store purchases, follow up in the Apple or Google support portals for refund status. Useful links: Quicken cancellation guide (How to cancel membership), Quicken Canada FAQ (Quicken Canada FAQ), and Simplifi support on app‑store refunds (App Store/Google Play refunds).
If you need to send written notice or supporting documentation by mail, you can address it to:
Quicken Inc.
3760 Haven Avenue
Menlo Park, California 94025
United States
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Written by Mia Walker
Postclic editor · 4 years experience
Editor at Postclic for 4 years, I turn complex registered electronic mail procedures into clear, actionable English.