Intuit and Standard & Poor's in Agreement for Quicken.com

Posted on April 14, 1998

Intuit, a provider of financial software and Web-based services, announced a multi-year agreement that will make S&P Personal Wealth, a new interactive investment advisory service from Standard & Poor's, a premier provider of investment content, quotes and company research for Quicken.com and the co-branded AOL and Intuit Personal Finance section on AOL's Internet website.

This integrated partnership provides Quicken.com with select content from S&P Personal Wealth, an Internet-based personal investment service. Quicken.com users will also have the ability to access the S&P Personal Wealth site, which includes a comprehensive suite of investment management features; personalized investment recommendations; buy, sell and hold alerts; superior live market commentary; and in-depth analysis and research on over 9,400 companies and 8,500 mutual funds.

Standard & Poor's Financial Information Services, a division of McGraw-Hill, is a leading global provider of information to institutional, corporate, municipal, global and consumer markets. The McGraw-Hill Companies is an information services provider serving worldwide needs in education, finance, the professions and government.