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What is best way to combine a lost credit card account with the replacement card account?

Kip Fisher

I read in Community to deactivate the online service for the lost card, and reactivate it with the new card account number, yes? Using Quicken for Mac, everything up-to-date. Thanks

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Quicken Anja

Hello @Kip Fisher,

Thank you for reaching out to the Community with your question.

Yes, deactivating and reactivating the account would be the correct way to disconnect the lost card and connect the new card. For instructions, please refer to this support article.

I hope this helps!

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NotACPA

I echo @Quicken Anjas suggestion. After all, to you, it's all the same account. You can, if you wish, put in a $0 transaction with a memo denoting the change.

Kip Fisher

Thanks to you both!!

Quicken Anja

@Kip Fisher You're welcome!

jacobs

Also, after you set up the new account for downloading, if you want to combine the two accounts in Quicken so your history for this credit card account is in one place rather than two — from the company's perspective, you've had one continuous account, with a new card number replacing the old one — you can simply select all the transactions in the old account and drag to the new account in the left sidebar; that will move all the existing transactions to the new account.

Kip Fisher

Excellent, thank you.