In my opinion, future versions of the software are not guaranteed. Press releases from Intuit have indicated they will release and support Quicken 2016. Now, there are rumors flying around the Internet that Intuit, the maker of Quicken, is planning to sell off that segment of their business. Since Microsoft Money was discontinued in 2009, Quicken has been the go-to software for personal budgeting, expense tracking, and reconciling multiple accounts. It has developed a reputation as the most robust product for keeping track of personal finances. As one of the oldest commercial software products around (the first release was for MS-DOS in 1983!), Quicken has been a mainstay of personal finance for generations. Quicken users know it can be a love/hate relationship.
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