Quicken showing zero balances for my TIAA account
Niels
Quicken Windows Subscription Member
I know others have reported this too. After the last update, Quicken shows a zero market value for my TIAA accounts. (Cash is also zero, but I expect that.) After my last download of data from TIAA and a reconcile of my share balances, I noticed all my accounts were zero! After checking my TIAA accounts (which reported the balances I expected), I realized it was Quicken.
Fortunately, I had a backup from before I reconciled. So I have to go back and re-reconcile my bank and credit card, but at least my investment account are a little closer to where they should be.
I've been using Quicken for a long time--since the early 1990s. Occasionally there's a glitch, and I assume that's what this is. I hope it is fixed soon.
Fortunately, I had a backup from before I reconciled. So I have to go back and re-reconcile my bank and credit card, but at least my investment account are a little closer to where they should be.
I've been using Quicken for a long time--since the early 1990s. Occasionally there's a glitch, and I assume that's what this is. I hope it is fixed soon.
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This has been reported to Quicken for MONTHS across Mac and PC platforms and there has been no forward progress on this. I would hope that Quicken would make a statement on their progress fixing this issue?0
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I just had the same problem. I’ve been using Quicken since 1997, never had a major issue like this. Accounts are all at zero after linking to my financial institution.0
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