Suntrust/Truist Divesting My Bank Account
David Green
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As part of the Suntrust/BB&T merger my bank accounts are being sold to First Horizon. The change is supposed to happen next month. After the change happens, should I be able to update my existing accounts in Quicken to download from First Horizon? I want to keep all of the transaction history in the same accounts rather than start new accounts. Of course I will backup all of my data prior to the changes.
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The easiest way to make the change in Q (after it's happened in reality) is:
- Take a backup (just in case)
- Disconnect the account(s) from download
- Edit the accounts to remove the old account number and bank name
- Exit Q & Restart Q
- Reconnect the account(s) for download ... being sure to select LINK instead of ADD during the re-connect process.
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Answers
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The easiest way to make the change in Q (after it's happened in reality) is:
- Take a backup (just in case)
- Disconnect the account(s) from download
- Edit the accounts to remove the old account number and bank name
- Exit Q & Restart Q
- Reconnect the account(s) for download ... being sure to select LINK instead of ADD during the re-connect process.
Q user since February, 1990. DOS Version 4
Now running Quicken Windows Subscription, Business & Personal
Retired "Certified Information Systems Auditor" & Bank Audit VP5 -
thanks. I would not have removed the old account number. I am familiar with linking vs adding during the reconnect. Also before I make any changes I'll look at the accounts at the new bank online to verify things, They say none of the transaction history will move over.Quicken for Windows Premiere
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The theory behind my method is that, from your perspective, it's all the same account ... it's just being held at a different place.IF you want to record that switch-over, record a $0 transaction with info in the Payee and Memo fields.
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I don't need to record the switchover, I just want to do it without messing up any of the data.Quicken for Windows Premiere
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