Enter the name of the liability account you created to track the loan in the field in the 'From Account' column. Type the loan amount in the field in the 'Amount' column. Quicken is personal finance software that has been around for decades, and Mint is an online personal finance product launched in 2007. Mint now has more than 7 million users and continues to add innovations.

There are a few answers to your question: • There is no automatic loan amortization feature in Quicken for Mac, at least yet. • Yes, you can track a car loan in Quicken for Mac, quite easily. Create a loan (liability) account. Set up a scheduled monthly transaction in your checking account for the amount of your loan payment, with a split between interest expense and a transfer to the loan account. You will need to visit an online site -- one time -- that will let you print out a loan amortization schedule.

Then each month, take 15 seconds to adjust the split amounts per the amortization schedule. No, it's not automatic -- but it honestly takes 15 seconds a month after you've done the setup. • If the development team implements an automated loan amortization feature, it will not be added to Quicken 2015; new features like this will only be added to Quicken 2016 (or possibly Quicken 2017 in a few months). The developers have given no indication if or when this feature will be added, but did say at one point that this was fairly high on the list of customer requests.

I suggest you add your vote for this feature to help guide the priorities by the developers. As per the directions of Quicken Admin, you can submit your request for bugs/features for Quicken 2016 for Mac by entering into the field 'Something not listed? Mac flooding program for windows.

Tell us:' here: This is the surest way for them to see your request. The field may appear small but you can type in quite a bit. If you want to provide more details than can fit in the field, I suggest you add them here, then submit the link to this thread in your feedback. Take the time to also vote on any of the listed features that Quicken is considering. (If you find this reply helpful, please be sure to flag it as such, so others will know, thanks.).