I use Microsoft Money 2004, but I found out that Microsoft does the same thing as Quicken. I couldn't access my credit card accounts through Microsoft Money, but I found out that you can manually download the file from the credit card or bank website and automatically import it into Microsoft Money or Quicken just like it did when it automatically updated, with only a little more work.
I was afraid of upgrading to a newer Microsoft Money because I upgraded from Money 2001 to Money 2004 and got the shaft because Microsoft started adding Ads in the program, that I paid for!! You can turn the ads off, but not the ones for Microsoft. They will only bug you as long as the program is supported by Microsoft, so I lucked out when my support ran out. Now I use 2004 and will probably never upgrade. At least for the next couple decades or when Windows no longer supports it because it is a 32-bit program.