I suggest that you download Money Plus Deluxe Sunset installation program, and install. That will be able to open your Money 2007 file and to do the many things that do not use Microsoft servers.
http://www.microsoft.com/money/faq.mspx has various info for you.
There are ways to download data into Money that do not use the Microsoft servers. Most notable is the PocketSense scripts. They will get quote information from Yahoo for whatever stocks and funds you select. It will also download OFX files into your computer
that get fed into Microsoft Money. The brokers and credit cards mostly have these OFX servers that get used. For banks that do not have OFX servers, many offer the ability to download an OFX or QIF file from their website. This makes for a very usable setup.
It has the advantage of using a familiar interface, making sure that it does not feed your bank login data to third parties, and it has no expiration or costs. But still, many things that depended on the Microsoft servers will not be there. If you search for
'pocketsense' in this forum using the search box, you will find some threads that discuss PocketSense.
For a full experience, Quicken has an easy conversion of Money files to Quicken. This includes convienient access where you give Quicken your login credentials to banks etc, and it will get the info. This is similar to the banks where Money used Yodlee to
access the data for those FIs that did not offer OFX servers. The Quicken converter requires a working Money 2007 or Money Plus (including Sunset) to perform the conversion. It is a very good conversion in most cases.
You might try both in parallel for a while.
