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How do I accept transactions for a loan?
Martin Coetzer
I've setup a new mortgage loan in Quicken and connected to my bank account. It managed to download transactions from my bank and now shows the little red flag next to the account name in the account list. There is no way to see the transaction register for this loan account to accept transactions on the account. I can't even disable the online connection because it wants me to first finish accepting all the transactions.
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Tom Young
Hmmm...
Something that another SupperUser suggested was
Edit > Preferences > Downloaded transactions > select Automatically add to bank registers
the exit Quicken and start it up again.
I see no obvious advantage to setting up a loan as a downloading loan as all that gets downloaded is the principal portion of your payment - per the
servicer
- and the process for getting this information into Quicken seems somewhat fragile and prone to break.
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NotACPA
It appears that you are the borrower of this mortgage ... AND that you set up the mortgage to be downloaded from your bank.
A downloaded mortgage doesn't have a register ... thus there are no transactions to accept.
SO, perhaps you could clarify what your situation is ... so that we can provide further help.
Tom Young
Hmmm...
Something that another SupperUser suggested was
Edit > Preferences > Downloaded transactions > select Automatically add to bank registers
the exit Quicken and start it up again.
I see no obvious advantage to setting up a loan as a downloading loan as all that gets downloaded is the principal portion of your payment - per the
servicer
- and the process for getting this information into Quicken seems somewhat fragile and prone to break.
Martin Coetzer
@"Tom Young"
Thank you, this tip solved my issue.
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