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Is there a way to do both Express Web and Direct Connect with Chase Bank?
Jeffrey Litvak
I have both bank accounts and a mortgage with Chase. I like to use Direct Connect because of the additional bill payment features it offers. When I use Direct Connect, however, my Chase mortgage isn't listed as an account. If I switch to Express Web connectivity, I see both banking and mortgage accounts but can't take advantage of the Direct Connect features.
When I try to add my mortgage as an Express Web connection, I get an error message from Quicken saying mix and match isn't allowed.
Can anyone think of any sort of workaround (other than using two Quicken data files)?
Much thanks.
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Sherlock
I suggest you use
Direct Connect
and maintain the mortgage account as an offline account.
NotACPA
Extending
@Sherlock
's comment. IF you set up a traditional mortsgage for download, ALL that will ever download is the principal portion of your payment AND you'll lose all ability to otherwise manage the account. There won't even be an account register that you can view.
Q's Mortgage Wizard is very accurate and a much better alternative to downloading.
Jeffrey Litvak
That's what I wound up doing but I was hoping someone had a creative solution to the problem. Thank you for the quick response.
Jeffrey Litvak
I assume the mortgage wizard is the same as managing the mortgage account offline, true?
When I set up the offline account, it looked just like the online account. I've not yet made my first payment so I'm not sure what it will look like after I do.
Thanks for your assistance.
NotACPA
What sort of "creative solution" would you want? what
@sherlock
and I have recommended is the proper way to set things up.
Jeffrey Litvak
We all came to the same conclusion. I was hoping I may have missed something but apparently that's not the case.
Thanks for your assistance.
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