Incorrect symbol downloading from Fidelity 401k
I'm using Quicken 2016 and Windows 2008.
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Q user since February, 1990. DOS Version 4
Now running Quicken Windows Subscription, Business & Personal
Retired "Certified Information Systems Auditor" & Bank Audit VP0 -
Attached are two files. One is the printout of transactions from Fidelity with the 9/6 transactions. The other is my quicken file. There are two positions that are wrong. The quicken download pulls Loomis Core Plus Bond Class A but the actual fund being purchased is Class N. The holdings list that shows 648.978 shares of Class N was after I manually fixed each transaction to N. When I realized it was it was still downloading Cl A, I didn't accept the transactions and reached out for help to Quicken & Fidelity to no avail. In addition, Quicken downloads
Sptn Ext Mkt Idx
Adv instead of Fidelity Tot Mkt Index. I have indicated that error with an arrow. You can see that on the Fidelity screenshot and the Quicken screenshot. I am at a total loss as to what to do. I really don't have to want to manually fix the transaction each time.
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What ticker symbols to you have recorded, in Q, for each of the impacted FIDELITY funds?Janice said:Attached are two files. One is the printout of transactions from Fidelity with the 9/6 transactions. The other is my quicken file. There are two positions that are wrong. The quicken download pulls Loomis Core Plus Bond Class A but the actual fund being purchased is Class N. The holdings list that shows 648.978 shares of Class N was after I manually fixed each transaction to N. When I realized it was it was still downloading Cl A, I didn't accept the transactions and reached out for help to Quicken & Fidelity to no avail. In addition, Quicken downloads
Sptn Ext Mkt Idx
Adv instead of Fidelity Tot Mkt Index. I have indicated that error with an arrow. You can see that on the Fidelity screenshot and the Quicken screenshot. I am at a total loss as to what to do. I really don't have to want to manually fix the transaction each time.
Also, some of your funds have a PR suffix. Are you investing thru some advisor ... rather than directly thru Fidelity?Q user since February, 1990. DOS Version 4
Now running Quicken Windows Subscription, Business & Personal
Retired "Certified Information Systems Auditor" & Bank Audit VP0 -
@Janice: First you need to do some historical review and back-checking. My quick online research suggest the Spartan funds were renamed in 2016 to be Fidelity Funds. I don't know if new tickers were applied. So in your Quicken datafile, the SPTN EXT MKT IDX ADV fund and FID EXT MKT IDX PR funds are probably one and the same. An easy step at the time might have been to rename the SPTN funds to the FID nomenclature. Since you now have two funds referring to the same holding, we'll need to find a better path for your case. How do you think you handled the switch at that time? What relevant transactions are in your file for that transition?Janice said:Attached are two files. One is the printout of transactions from Fidelity with the 9/6 transactions. The other is my quicken file. There are two positions that are wrong. The quicken download pulls Loomis Core Plus Bond Class A but the actual fund being purchased is Class N. The holdings list that shows 648.978 shares of Class N was after I manually fixed each transaction to N. When I realized it was it was still downloading Cl A, I didn't accept the transactions and reached out for help to Quicken & Fidelity to no avail. In addition, Quicken downloads
Sptn Ext Mkt Idx
Adv instead of Fidelity Tot Mkt Index. I have indicated that error with an arrow. You can see that on the Fidelity screenshot and the Quicken screenshot. I am at a total loss as to what to do. I really don't have to want to manually fix the transaction each time.
Secondly, I note that your SPTN EXT MKT IDX ADV fund does not have a valid ticker. Since I don't know your setup, I suggest you review all your tickers to make sure they are valid and correct for the actual funds you hold.
Finally, I suspect you have a mismatch between the online security and the Quicken security. You can unmatch by unchecking the box on the Edit Security Details screen, but that path may depend on how you choose to address my first observation. After unmatching, Quicken will prompt you to match again at its next opportunity.
Hope this starts you down the correct path.
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