Perhaps paying bills, transferring funds, etc. isn't essential in Quicken Online. However,considering Quicken Online can get data from over 5000 different financial institutions, it's nearly inconceivable that it can't receive and display data on payments made via Quicken Billpay. The idea of having to re-enter,in Quicken Online, the transactions previously entered in Quicken Billpay seems to run entirely counter to the Intuit value proposition of making financial management easier. It's down right counter intuitive, if you'll pardon the pun.

I already pay $9.95/month for Quicken Bill Pay and would be willing to pay an extra $!/month for Q Online and Q Billpay integration.

Now that MS Money is offically dead, the switch will be a lot easier. The next question will be how much will Intuit raise their prices now that they're the only game in town.

Bill Pay would be nice!!!

People,

I am a user of Quicken Premier 2009, Quicken Online, and Quicken Bill Pay. Quicken (desktop) is a paid service; Quicken Online is free; Quicken Bill Pay ($9.95 monthly fee). I would LOVE to see the integration of Quicken Bill Pay into Quicken Online, trust me I would. BUT, let's not forget 1 thing, Intuit is in this business to make $$$$. They are NOT going to give up revenue and provide every users option into one application at NO CHARGE. Ain't gonna happen.

A better question to ask is, "how many of us would be willing to pay $9.95 monthly (or a nominal monthly fee) to UNLOCK the Bill Pay feature in Quicken Online?"