Terry from IL posted over 15 years ago:

Might be nice if the download actually worked without crashing.

Terry from IL posted over 15 years ago:

Might be nice if the download actually worked without crashing.

Robert from CA posted over 15 years ago:

I tried this program out some years ago and, after comparison with several of them, decided that Bud Hebeler's excel workbooks was far superior (analyzenow.com). The latter enabled the user to change almost all assumptions, account for various personal differences, and factor in personal risk-acceptance -- all at a reasonable cost. I'll try this, but first looks seem very much like the previous version I rated before. Can anyone offer some specific Cf's?

Robert from TX posted over 15 years ago:

I love this program. It can be simple or as detailed as you want to project future cash flow. However, be aware that this is not like most software where you pay once. Your $90 is buying a one year subscription. You must renew (at reduced price) to continue using after the first year. I do not think Torrid does an adequate job of making this clear up front. I bought the program and used it to assure myself that I could comfortably retire. I was quite upset when the program stopped working when my year was up and have not renewed in protest. If the renewal was around $20, I would be happy to pay; but once you have done all the up front work, the continuation is not critical unless you have major changes.

Robert from CA posted over 15 years ago:

My experience is like Robert from Texas on every point. I use Quicken's planner since Torrid's one year "rental" time bomb surprised me. In both cases, I would like to see my trailing data for planning feedback. BobW. from California

Stephen from CA posted over 15 years ago:

Download missing data, wount run. Downloaded it a few times, still same problems.