If this web page is to be believed, my assumption was correct and Intuit is charging financial institutions for the ability of Quicken to import their OFX data. This is what is commonly referred to as "extortion." There's nothing different about one company's OFX data that requires extra programming from Intuit, they're just checking some field in the OFX data and rejecting it if the identified bank isn't Paid Up.
I'll be using this link in a few minutes.
[EDIT] The resulting form (if you purchased electronically) doesn't appear to work. I even tried multiple browsers. Big surprise; why should they make it easy to get your money back? Here's the phone number: (800) 811-8766. Yes, it's like pulling teeth when you call them, so prepare yourself accordingly.
For once, Microsoft is the Good Guy. Imagine that. So, from those who have used both Quicken and MS Money, is Money good enough? I track house and vehicle loans, several bank accounts and credit cards, and investments. I like projections and flexible reporting. Or has GNU Cash come along far enough to be usable for all that I need? What about Moneydance?
I use it.....feel free to try it out next time you are around my computer.