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When I buy Series I bonds, Quicken keeps changing them from bond purchases to share purchases.

thomas_in_acf

The screenshots will show you what I mean. The first is from when I made a purchase, prior to clicking on Enter/Done. The second is from when I looked at the completed transaction.

Note that the transaction type changed from Bonds Bought to Buy - Shares Bought. The number of shares also changed.

Is this the expected behavior?

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GeoffG

Yes. Quicken shoehorns bond purchases as stock purchases. Once you adapt to the share concept, it works. Use F1 Help in Quicken to learn more.

Tom Young

Also, I expect you really bought two $1,000 bonds as the IBonds only go up to $1,000 denomination.

UKR

Just wondering ... when you created the new Security entry for this bond, what Security Type did you use? Bond? Something else?

q_lurker

Tom Young said:

Also, I expect you really bought two $1,000 bonds as the IBonds only go up to $1,000 denomination.

Indeed, what you need to end up with in Quicken is owning 20 “shares” priced in the $100 range. The pricing on bonds is based around +/- $100. Two $1,000 bonds become 20 shares at $100 in Quicken.

thomas_in_acf

> @UKR said:
> Just wondering ... when you created the new Security entry for this bond, what Security Type did you use? Bond? Something else?

I wasn't sure if it was the right option for Series I, but I used the type U.S. Savings Bond.

thomas_in_acf

Thanks everyone for your help. I really appreciate it.