QM 18 Migration Issue
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Review the customization of the Portfolio view that you are using and ensure that all securities are marked to be included in the view.
Also double-check that this security, when viewed in the Security List, is of Security Type = Mutual Fund and NOT Market Index!
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Thank you UKR. Security type is Mutual Fund. Customization of the Portfolio view - don't know how to do that with QMac. QWin has a specific option for customizing Portfolio view, but I don't see this option for QMac. If you can enlighten, thanks.0
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Can you find this MM fund when you look for it in the list of securities?Ray Asbury said:Thank you UKR. Security type is Mutual Fund. Customization of the Portfolio view - don't know how to do that with QMac. QWin has a specific option for customizing Portfolio view, but I don't see this option for QMac. If you can enlighten, thanks.
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Yes, it shows up in the list of securitiesRay Asbury said:Thank you UKR. Security type is Mutual Fund. Customization of the Portfolio view - don't know how to do that with QMac. QWin has a specific option for customizing Portfolio view, but I don't see this option for QMac. If you can enlighten, thanks.
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In Tools>Online Center, does the MMF show up under the Holdings tab or just as Money Market Funds in the Balances tab? Any chance Schwab is run on a Pershing platform? I have a similar issue with MMFs at NMIS; they won't report as either Cash or Holdings in the Quicken register. Quicken is seeing the MMF value in the Balances section of Online Center as a result of the OFX download but it's not getting added to the Cash amount in the account.Ray Asbury said:Thank you UKR. Security type is Mutual Fund. Customization of the Portfolio view - don't know how to do that with QMac. QWin has a specific option for customizing Portfolio view, but I don't see this option for QMac. If you can enlighten, thanks.
Vanguard reports MMF's as Holdings with monthly dividends, but Pershing/NMIS (and maybe Schwab) is treating MMF's kind of like cash when they don't report it in the OFX file as a specific holding in the account. A while back NMIS MMF's were reported as cash in the account register but the downloaded cash balance never matched the Quicken register except at the end of the month. NMIS updated the cash value daily for pro-rata interest but then reported a monthly div amount in the downloads.
My workaround for FI's that treat MMF's as cash balances in OFX downloads rather than holdings is to just let the value ride as cash in the Quicken register and record the monthly dividend to the cash balance. Periodically I check that the account cash balance matches the FI reported MMF value.
Adding- Since this is a Mac post the screens may be slightly different but the concept remains the same.0