"Accept all" doesn't work with money market funds
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AFAIK, you need to individually accept Buy and Sell transactions in chronological order. For Sell transactions that is so that you can properly select the specific lots to sell, to be in sync with what the brokerage sold.
I'm curious. Does your brokerage download the MMF cash rollover transactions? Mine does not. I have stopped manually recording MMF rollovers years ago and just simply consider any MMF shares part of the Cash balance.
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I'm not sure whether they are cash rollovers or not. I guess my question is how do I get it to stop asking me to identify individual lots when it doesn't really matter. The price of the MMF is always $1 so this seems to be a waste of time.0
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Keith said:
I'm not sure whether they are cash rollovers or not. I guess my question is how do I get it to stop asking me to identify individual lots when it doesn't really matter. The price of the MMF is always $1 so this seems to be a waste of time.
Sorry, you can't. All sold lots require lot selection, even on these MMF rollovers.
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Same question for three money market mutual funds I have. I have each marked for average cost. Quicken accepts all for most transaction in this account but not the money market transactions which always have a cost basis of $1.00. I have hundreds of these transactions due to nature of this account. Manually having to accept each one is near unmanageable. Quicken 2017 for Windows, latest update.0
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Same question => Same answer. You can't.mtn_living said:Same question for three money market mutual funds I have. I have each marked for average cost. Quicken accepts all for most transaction in this account but not the money market transactions which always have a cost basis of $1.00. I have hundreds of these transactions due to nature of this account. Manually having to accept each one is near unmanageable. Quicken 2017 for Windows, latest update.
Note that especially for a MMF, you do not actually have to go into the select lots process. When the popup question appears, one click on the OK or Accept (however it is phrased) is adequate. It should be one extra click for each sale of the MMF shares and thus quite manageable.0