Transfering funds from stock account to checking account at a later date

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Elaborate. Why later? And, are they at the same Financial Institution? What access method do you use to connect?Q user since DOS version 5
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Usually deposit stock sale checks when received from brokerage account in a day or two as a "SellX,' but this time the check came on mid-December and I didn't get to deposit it until January 10th. I would prefer to show the stock return in 2016, and move it to my checking on the 10th.
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Just st up another cash account to run it though. Call it Undeposited Checks. Then when you do deposit it you make the bank account deposit a Transfer to the new account to clear it out.0
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The trade date is what matters. That is I would record the sale in the brokerage account on that date, letting the cash remain there until you create a transfer out to your checking account on the day of deposit. (This assumes you have a regular brokerage account in quicken that holds cash, i.e. It is not set up as a single mutual fund account.)Quicken Premier Subscription, Windows 11 Home0
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volvogirl said:
Just st up another cash account to run it though. Call it Undeposited Checks. Then when you do deposit it you make the bank account deposit a Transfer to the new account to clear it out.
This will work! Thanks for the advice. The first time I wanted to deposit into another year.
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@volvogirl: I have had other situations where I needed a 'dummy' account in which to store funds and then net 'dummy account' that to zero with another transaction that same day or within a relatively short period of time. For instance, if I elect to Sell $10k of one mutual fund and buy $10k of another mutual fund (i.e, rebalancing or moving money around based on current financial conditions). I assume this is the same concept as you are directing Steve Jacobs?volvogirl said:Just st up another cash account to run it though. Call it Undeposited Checks. Then when you do deposit it you make the bank account deposit a Transfer to the new account to clear it out.
P.S. In the '90's I supported an accounting app and a user I was assisting referred to such an account as her MICOR account. When I asked what that was, she told me it was her Make It Come Out Right account :-)0