It was announced by Intuit last week that Quicken was sold to HIG Capital which is a private equity firm. The company has plans on the pipeline to enhance Mac’s finance tools as an effort to help the 33 year old software company’s engineering team.

Eric Funn, the head of Quicken stated that the plan is to help Mac to come closer to the version of Window by Quicken. He also went on to say that they plan to get a project manager on board by Monday. They also have pans to enhance the team of engineering so that it can double and perform the necessary work that has to be done to get the required results.

Being one of the best software in United States for personal finance, Quicken is planning to work hard so that the Mac version can get altered and cover up for where it lacks. He is also confident about the fact that the software will help to increased investment this will also. He went on to say that he and his team can be counted on to ensure that a company will stay on top when it comes to their finances.

Mac has been missing out on a model that is traditionally built for it; the way it is designed is to ensure that it is as consistent as the Windows version that is available. They also are working on a plan to help the company come up in a fruitful and beneficial manner.

The company is committed to provide all the necessary support as well as help to ensure that the experience a company has with Quicken is something that will be really fruitful. The products that were launched in 2016 which was specifically for Mac can be purchased for a onetime fee amount of $74.99.