Prior to the Quicken 2012 upgrade their Budget/Budget Report tool was the most powerful function of the Quicken software. With this new release users now have a rolling budget vs. a 12 month January to December budgeting tool. Quicken needs to cut their losses with Mint.com and revert back to the old budgeting functionality. Their tech support gives users workarounds (not user friendly) that suggests they reset their computer system clock to 01.01.2012, make changes and then reset the clock. Taxable deductions from a Paycheck do not display properly in their Budget Reports (shows as negative entries). Future (Retirement Budgets) created in older versions of Quicken display in Release 2012. However, the Advanced Budgeting Tool shows Income/Expenses from 2012 adding/deducting from the future Budget making it totally useless.