I have been happily using Money 2003 for a looong time. It never expired. (I don't download stock prices or use any other "online" features.)
I always started the export of the OFX file for my checking account from a button on Bank of America's Web page, under Download. It was labeled "Active Statement download for Microsoft Money 2006 and above", or something like that. It worked
great with Money 2003.
But today, that selection is missing from the Bank of America site. I can select other formats, such as Quicken, 4-digit QIF, etc. but not OFX. At the moment, without more futzing around, Money doesn't want to import those. I could probably
fix that, but it's late... :-)
The "Money Sunset" page says that if your bank still provides OFX downloads, those will import into the Sunset version of Money. Since Money 2003 never expired, I presume that if my bank still provided OFX downloads that they would work forever with
Money 2003.
The OFX download choice was there last week, since I downloaded my transactions last week!
Now I'll have to ask Bank of America to reinstate the OFX download, or else change banks! Ugh. I am not a fan of Quicken, and if they require me to buy the program every year, I will try something else. Wasn't someone working on an open-source
financial management program a while back? Do people like that?