Quicken is not downloading transactions from Fidelity
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I am a long time user of Quicken but a new user to Quicken for Mac. Quicken is successfully downloading transactions from my bank and all financial with the exception of Fidelity. My wife and I have multiple accounts at Fidelity. Some work, others do not. I can see the transactions online at Fidelity but they are not getting updated in Quicken. I don't see any errors when Quicken does a download. It just does not bring in the new transactions.
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Are these employer based accounts, such as a 401K? If so, you need to connect to Fidelity NetBenefits as the financial institution.0
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Good question, no they aren't. The NetBenefits ones work fine. The three accounts in questions successfully downloaded when I switched from Q-Win to Q-Mac but have not since (rather than converting my existing Quicken for Windows file I started from scratch with each institution).0
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Are all of the accounts accessible from a single Fidelity web login?Quicken Mac Subscription; Quicken Mac user since the early 90s0
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Rick, all of the accounts that are not downloading are, yes.0
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What about the accounts that are downloading, are those associated with the same or a different Fidelity login?ed shanahan said:Rick, all of the accounts that are not downloading are, yes.
Bottom line: you can only have one Fidelity login active in one Quicken file. If the accounts are associated with two different logins, your choices are:
1) maintain them in two separate Quicken files, or
2) make them accessible from a single Fidelity login by granting access to those accounts to the other user.
Note: to accomplish number 2 on the Fidelity website, go to Accounts & Trade > Account Features > Authorized Access & Account Registration > Edit Authorized Access. Then add access to the accounts for the other user. I think "Inquiry Access" will be sufficient to download using Quicken, but I know that "Limited Authority" is definitely sufficient since that's what I use.Quicken Mac Subscription; Quicken Mac user since the early 90s0 -
Tx I will check that out. I never had any issues with accessing all these accounts with Quicken for Windows. I assume the limitation you mentioned is for the Mac version which I know is a much more basic product? Any thoughts as to why Quicken-Mac did the initial download for all the accounts?ed shanahan said:Rick, all of the accounts that are not downloading are, yes.
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Don't know. I may be wrong about the single login restriction, but that's been my understanding, and that's how I've set it up on my file.ed shanahan said:Rick, all of the accounts that are not downloading are, yes.
Maybe somebody else will chime in if they have different/other info to add.Quicken Mac Subscription; Quicken Mac user since the early 90s0 -
Rick do you know how in Quicken Mac I can determine the institutions that each account is reaching out to? I looked through the menus but can't seem to find it.ed shanahan said:Rick, all of the accounts that are not downloading are, yes.
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Okay, eating crow... I was wrong, I just changed the login for one of our Fidelity accounts in a test file, and I'm able to access different accounts with two different logins. Seems like at some point in the past I wasn't able to do that, but it works now with QM2017 4.4.1.ed shanahan said:Rick, all of the accounts that are not downloading are, yes.
So bottom line, I have no idea what's going on with your missing Fidelity transactions. Sorry. I've had pretty good help from Fidelity's tech wizards at 800-544-7595. You may want to give that a try.Quicken Mac Subscription; Quicken Mac user since the early 90s0 -
ed shanahan said:
Rick, all of the accounts that are not downloading are, yes.
Rick do you know how in Quicken Mac I can determine the institutions that each account is reaching out to? I looked through the menus but can't seem to find it.
Look a menu Accounts > Settings. The Financial Institution is listed right near the top under "Downloads". It should be "Fidelity Investments Mac" for your accounts.Quicken Mac Subscription; Quicken Mac user since the early 90s0 -
Rick, thank you for your help/ I figured out what the problem was. I had no financial institution set up for these accounts. I don't understand why as the initial download worked. I went back and added them one by one, deleted some dupes and it seems to be working. Tx for all your help!ed shanahan said:Rick, all of the accounts that are not downloading are, yes.
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I had a similar problem when my wife started with a new employer that offered a 403B through Fidelity NetBenefits. Years earlier she had worked for a company that offered a 401K. Her log in to Fidelity was the exactly the same. I tried for the longest time trying to download her new account into Quicken but to no avail. Then I realized that I still had the old 401K account on Quicken but hidden in the account list. Once I deleted that old 401K, zip, everything worked great.ed shanahan said:Rick, all of the accounts that are not downloading are, yes.
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