Missing investment transactions in Quicken for Mac
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When using Quicken for windows 2015 it would automatically enter a payment/deposit transaction for every buy transaction that was downloaded. This kept my cash balance at zero. When I upgraded to quicken for mac 2016 these transactions are no longer entered. in the register. Does the mac version not support this feature or do I need to do something to turn this back on?
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Thank you. Is this a change from Quicken for windows. I didn't change brokerage accounts, but they no longer appear since I switched to QM.0
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I have a fidelity account which I downloaded all transactions to QW15 401k investment register. Each paycheck there would be a buy transaction for the selected funds in my portfolio. When I downloaded these buy transactions in Quicken, QW added an offsetting transaction (with a pencil status icon) in my register showing a cash adjustment so it would be zero cash in the account. After I flipped to QM16, these transactions were no longer added and i now have a negative cash balance.SB Boston said:Thank you. Is this a change from Quicken for windows. I didn't change brokerage accounts, but they no longer appear since I switched to QM.
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Thank You RickO, i have updated my paycheck deduction to transfer to this account. QW must work differently from QM as QW automatically created these transactions for me and did not have to do a transfer. Thank YouSB Boston said:Thank you. Is this a change from Quicken for windows. I didn't change brokerage accounts, but they no longer appear since I switched to QM.
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Suspect you initially set this up as a xfer in QW before it remembered the transactions for you.SB Boston said:Thank you. Is this a change from Quicken for windows. I didn't change brokerage accounts, but they no longer appear since I switched to QM.
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You also might want to check out this discussion.
https://getsatisfaction.com/quickencommunity/topics/401k-contributions-are-being-auto-marked-as-buy-...0 -
Thanks. I am using my paycheck and scheduled employer contribution transaction to solve.
What puzzles me is how the cash adjustments (that appear to be manual) were entered into the register as I didn't enter them. What I didn't show in the detail above is that the cash adjustments are for the exact amount of each buy transaction and they also contain a note: "Offset cash for 03/31/2016 Buy transaction." Each week the date would change in the notes. My only conclusion is that if Quicken didn't make a matching deposit, Fidelity must have changed what they send through the direct connect method the same time I switched to QM16. Coincidence?
Regardless, i changed to the method described above. Thanks for your help.0
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