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How to Record Dividend in USD account?
kilvroch
I live in the UK. I have financial accounts both in the UK and the USA. Quicken very nicely updates my USD accounts automatically. I was able to change my "home" currency to USD to create my Rollover IRA stocks and shares account and to add the original purchases to it. Now I am trying to record dividends and some securities are missing from the drop down list. It is able to see them each day and update their price history, but I am unable to record a dividend. I tried changing my home currency back to USD but it still will not let me record the dividends. I have another "standard" investment account with Fidelity and it lets me record dividends on those securities. How can I record my USD dividends?
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kilvroch
I found my problem - somehow I had managed to add the securities with their currency set to GBP. I deleted all the transactions against them, then deleted the securities, switched my home currency to USD, re-added the securities, confirming that they showed as USD then re-entered all the transactions. Finally, I switched my home currency back to GBP and everything is once again A-OKAY
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Sherlock
I suggest you verify the
type
of the security is set appropriately to allow dividends.
kilvroch
I found my problem - somehow I had managed to add the securities with their currency set to GBP. I deleted all the transactions against them, then deleted the securities, switched my home currency to USD, re-added the securities, confirming that they showed as USD then re-entered all the transactions. Finally, I switched my home currency back to GBP and everything is once again A-OKAY
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