mwkleiman said: How can we reauthorize our Chase accounts and force the system to allow us to manually accept the transactions into the register? This is needed to control what happens with the last 90 days transactions that are trying to come into an old register.
Plinker1961 said: I'm experiencing the same exact issue as OP: Quicken asks me to go through the Chase Authorization steps, Chase downloads the last 90 days worth of transactions, all of which are marked as "New" (despite obvious matches to older transactions I have long since reconciled). I've tried deleting the duplicates (keeping only those that are really new), but I am unable to get account into a reconciled state. Only "solution" currently is to restore a backup and avoid online updates of accounts, which is a very poor solution. I hope the software engineers at Quicken get this resolved soon as it is frustrating!
Dmitry Smolyanitsky said: Same for me. Quicken asking to re-authorize the account. Once process is complete several already reconciled transactions from past month are deleted from register and added as new. The balances of all the chase accounts is incorrect. I am not sure what can be done here. I reached out to support, but they have no ideas what to do either.
Chris_QPW said: @JRod I sure hope that they aren't going try to cram in changing over for the Investment accounts at this point at least not with the same final date. If the Schwab changeover teaches anything, changing to Express Web Connect + for investment accounts is many times harder than the banking/credit cards.And even though they are shown in the same account on the Chase website they are really handled by completely different parts of the company, as in JP Morgan, not "Chase".
JRod said: Chris_QPW said: @JRod I sure hope that they aren't going try to cram in changing over for the Investment accounts at this point at least not with the same final date. If the Schwab changeover teaches anything, changing to Express Web Connect + for investment accounts is many times harder than the banking/credit cards.And even though they are shown in the same account on the Chase website they are really handled by completely different parts of the company, as in JP Morgan, not "Chase". I got e-mail today stating that Chase investing connection is getting an update next week. Not good news with all these problems and would hate to run into issues with investment accounts.