How do I add a GRA retirement account to Quicken?
robbyberman27
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My wife has a TIAA-CREF GRA retirement account through SUNY and I can't figure out how to add it into Quicken. Help?
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I got it to work by creating a 403(b) account and using TIAA as the bank. TIAA-CREF didn't work. All good now. Thanks.0
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Why would it be any different than any other retirement account?The fund that the account holds is GRA, but the account is just a Q retirement account.BTW, my wife has one also.
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Hi @robbyberman27,
I believe that some TIAA-CREF accounts allow Quicken downloads - have you attempted to set-up the account for downloading? The process would be similar to setting up a bank account for download.
If you haven't attempted it yet the first step is to add an account under "Investing & Retirement" in Quicken. You need to enter the basic information about the account in Quicken and "connect" the account to TIAA. You'll must have the log-in information that your wife currently uses to access her account(s) on-line.
Let me know if you have any specific questions or followups on the above.
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I got it to work by creating a 403(b) account and using TIAA as the bank. TIAA-CREF didn't work. All good now. Thanks.0
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