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How do I re-classify an investment (e.g., Traditional IRA to Brokerage) after account creation?
brown.113
For one T Rowe Price fund: When I set up one investment account as a "traditional IRA", once the update completes, the classification is changed to "brokerage" and going to "edit settings" pulls up a panel in which I am unable to open the dropdown list to alter the classification back to "Traditional IRA." I'm using the latest Quicken for Mac and Big Sur OS on a 2018 MacBook Pro. NOTE: This did not happen when I tried this on a MacBook Pro (2012) running Catalina.
Fix attempted (failed): I also attempted to manually create and classify and account as an IRA, and when the process finished, the account was properly classified, however, when I established a connection to T Rowe Price and the download was complete, the category had been changed to "brokerage" and I could not alter it. (On the T Rowe Price website the fund is properly classified as a Rollover IRA.)
I'd appreciate thoughts. Thanks.
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brown.113
Since this is what I have done on setting up the account multiple times, I was skeptical that trying again would work, but did so anyway. THE ONE THING I DID DIFFERENTLY this time was to quit Quicken, saving the file and reopening before I tried to download for the first time. Disconnect --> Edit settings --> Save configuration --> close Quicken & re-open --> update downloads worked.
Brad L Vandermoon
is someone at quicken working on this problem?
brown.113
This question has been resolved. I submitted a note as a supplement to the first reply. Thanks for the follow-up.
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