You can add an account in Quicken to track almost any bank account, asset, or liability you have in the real world. The more accounts you add, the more closely Quicken reflects your real-world financial situation.
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Add house, vehicle, asset, and loan accounts to:
- Have a complete picture of your net worth by tracking house, vehicles, and loans
| Quicken account | Real-world account |
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House(Tell me how) | The value of your homeEnter the purchase date, the purchase price, and the balance adjustments for any capital improvements or market value changes. You can use the Zestimate feature (This feature is not available in Canada). to get the current estimated current value of your home. When you sell the property, the selling price minus the purchase price represents the gain. NotesWhen you add a house account, Quicken also help you add a loan to track the payment schedule, principal, and interest. When prompted, click Yes and follow the on-screen instructions. |
Vehicle(Tell me how) | The value of a car, truck, or motor vehicleIf this is a business vehicle, you can add balance adjustments to calculate depreciation. NotesWhen you add a Vehicle account, Quicken can also help you add a loan to track the payment schedule, principal, and interest. Just click Yes when you're prompted. |
Other Asset | Things you ownUse this for valuable assets such as art, collectibles, or capital equipment. As a rule of thumb, decide whether you consider the item to be truly an investment or saleable item. Do you consider its value and appreciation to be part of your overall net worth? If you use it in your business, do you intend to track its depreciation? |
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