I have not tried 2.0x yet. Can anyone tell me if does Undo properly? Every version (thru 1.5.1) of TextMate I've used does Undo one character at a time. What nonsense for a supposedly professional editor! Type a line of code, and then choose Undo 80 times?

I've tried a few other finance apps, and each had good features and stupid features and important omissions. So does Quicken Essentials.
One other reviewer pointed out that if you are using Lion, you can't import previous data files. True, as the stupid conversion app (separate) won't run under Lion. Quicken Essentials will import something directly, but I sure don't know what. It won't import OFX, QFX, or QIF. So, what the heck does it import? This is so completely, utterly insulting, I can't tell you. Intuit does spell out the defficiencies some place on their web site, I think. I'm just stunned that they would actually release software that mostly doesn't work for previous users.
I can see how the app is fine, if you're not using Lion, or if you're starting an account from scratch.
I've not found a finance app that can handle basic finance like previous versions of Quicken.

This new version (1.6.4) is far less buggy than the previous version, from my testing. The developer worked with me to track down the bugs/problems. I cannot reproduce the problems. This is good because a) it's fixed, and b) the developer was VERY responsive.
If you visit the discussions on the developer's web site you will find he and his crew are very helpful with questions from the users. This is very impressive.
I have spent a heck of a lot of time with this app. I've been using Quicken for at least 15 years, maybe more.
Because of my experience with Quicken, I had certain expectations. Because of this, I was initially very frustrated with MoneyWell. I've since come around to the MoneyWell way of thinking. Mostly.
I'm still learning.
Split transactions continue to frustrate. In Quicken, I'd enter my paycheck, with all its tax items categorized. This is possible in MoneyWell, but I'll be danged if I can figure out how. I put in the total pay (a positive number), and then enter the tax items (negative numbers). Ha! MoneyWell will NOT let me enter the tax items as negative numbers, and it won't let me set the total going to checking correctly. I'm not alone, as there's plenty of chat about this very thing on their discussion groups.
The basics of the bucket system is still confusing to me, BUT I am getting that. I believe I will benefit from that once I figure it out. I like the philosophy behind this method of budgeting.
Standard documentation is non-existent. The help file is pretty good, but it's not full documentation. I think this new version has an updated help file too. The videos are quite good, but not helpful if you just want to search to find out how to do something specific. Who wants to wade thru an 8 minute video when searching a document would only take seconds?

All in all, a nice application. The learning curve for this long time Quicken user is a steep curve indeed. It should be worth it, but I won't know for a month or so.

I'm a long time user of BBEdit, and like BBEdit a lot.
I tried TextMate awhile back, and found it to be pretty cool. There are some handy features, and it could be a time saver for some things. I ended up spending a week with it, doing all the code editing I would normally do in BBEdit.

What I couldn't get past was the single character undo. Maybe there's a good reason for that, but it's about the stupidest thing an editor could do. Why would anyone want that? Don't people undo any more?

I just downloaded the latest version 1.5.9 (one year since the last release) to see if that was fixed, and it still has single character undo.

I'll stick with BBEdit. TextMate does nothing better, and lots of stuff worse, than BBEdit (for me!).

There are lots of people using TextMate, and find it terrifically useful. Good for them.