Now that Microsoft is discontinuing its MS Money personal finance software, Quicken is seizing the opportunity by offering discounts. See the Quicken blog for details. In part:

All customers, including those impacted by the discontinuation of MS Money, are eligible for the following discounts:
•   $20 off on Quicken Deluxe, now $39.99
•   $30 off on Quicken Premier, now $59.99
•   $30 off on Home & Business, now $69.99
•   $50 off on Rental Property Manager, now $99.99

But wait! Those discounts sound good, but they still don’t match the prices offered at Amazon.com. For example, Quicken Deluxe 2009 sells for just $29.99 on Amazon. Both offer free shipping. One possible upside of ordering through Quicken is it throws in some bonus software, namely Quicken Willmaker Plus 2009. It adds a second bonus software program with other versions — Educated Investor WealthBuilder or Quicken Legal Business Pro, depending on version.