Reconciliation issues
Answers
-
having to go back and reconcile balances that were already cleared as BALANCED does not make sense. Nor does bringing up historical databases to find the issues. My balances are cleared and equal and yet QUICKEN does an update and I start having unreconciled balances. Why isn't the software working correctly? And since I've been online this is happening. Am I the only one that is paranoid here?0
-
Without more details from you and seeing some screenshots, it's impossible to know for sure what's affecting your Quicken data. I'd take a look at syncing with Quicken Cloud as the most likely suspect. Do you have Sync (in Preferences > Mobile, Web & Alterts) turned on or off? If it's on, do you actively use the mobile app or web interface? If not, turning Sync off, followed by doing a Reset of Quicke Cloud (in Preferences > Connected Services) will prevent having your data in Quicken Cloud, and prevent Quicken Cloud data from overwriting your local data.
Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19930 -
Hi SYNC is off. here is the example: When I reconcile my account, which I do frequently, I am close to a zero discrepancy because I record each transaction, etc. Recently, in 2 different accounts (savings and checking) I was off by 400+ dollars even though I had just reconciled a few days before. On checking the bank transactions, all transaction were recorded. When I go into reconcile history, all of a sudden, I have transaction going back to October that are off or that I apparently reconciled despite balances being off. What might cause this?0
-
I'm not sure if it's the same issue, since it's unclear what is causing the OP's balance issues. But yesterday Quicken began using the banks available balance (including processing transactions that haven't cleared) as the Online Balance in reconciliation. Obviously that's not going to reconcile.0
-
@mototom The issue you describe is specific to a particular financial insitution. It's never been eniterly clear to me whether the fault lies with the financial institution for improperly transmitting pending transactions or with Quicken for not filtering them out correctly. I suggest you pursue this with Quicken Support, so they can document the issue and escalate it to their connectivity team at Intuit.
This is a different issue than what @Hamelena is describing, with transactions from months ago being changed.
Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19930 -
Hmm. I don't think so. I am reconciling each few days and then I have a balance issue and IN the quicken reconciliation history dating back to DECEMBER, it shows I have a balance discrepancy of the same amount. How, then, would it not show me that back in December?
This makes me consider that someone is working with the institutions to remove money from my account and then backdate something that I can now not determine. its happened in all threee of my accounts for considerable amounts of money. One was 776!!!!0 -
@mototom Quicken should not be making any adjustments within my accounting what so ever. I should be the only one manually doing this... What am I missing here????0
-
Well maybe I sound paranoid but I am not clear how I missed (and I didn't) a $150 discrepancy . In fact, when I backdate, the discrepancy isn't there in my backup dated Feb 14th... So please explain to me what I might have done.... Because now I have one. It's as if I never reconciled one of my $150 dollar payouts, but I did.... so....0
-
And let's be real. A company may not have access, but they do.... And there are frequent updates from quicken how how the heck would anyone know. Just sayin....0
-
If you have Chase, I am having the same problem as some of you (and the same issue that was partially fixed last September). Now it's completely broken again. So the only good news is others are having the same issue. I cannot accept that this is only a problem on the bank's fault and not Quicken, because they must have thousands of users that are Chase customers.
To me this is an ongoing issue with Quicken that was never fixed. I've had little support from Quicken over this, and it's been rather tiresome. Already sent an error report through the Quicken Mac application so hopefully someone will get back to me.0 -
@floydfan Already sent an error report through the Quicken Mac application so hopefully someone will get back to me.
You will not get any response to a Report a Problem submission; that's a one-way channel into a black hole. If they can verify the bug you've reported, they document it and put it into their internal bug database to get fixed at some future date; if they can't verify what you report, they toss it. And there's no way to know whether they verified your submission or not; you can only hope. If you want interaction, your only path is to call Quicken Support, where you may or may not get a representative who understands the issue and can help with it.
@Hamelena I'm not buying into your paranoia or conspiracy theories. ;) Quicken Mac is a straighforward account management program, and I don't believe either Quicken or “someone is working with the institutions to remove money from my account”. Unfortunately, it's hard to help diagnose these types of problems in an online forum because we're not seeing seeing any of the data. You're mentioning random dollar amoutns of transacitons, but we can't begin to understand what happened. We can try to dig in a little deeper…
First, you said that Sync is Off. Did you just recently turn it off, or has it alwasy been off? This is important in trying to understand what might have hapened in the past. Also, I suggested that you go to Preferences > Connected Services and Reset your Quicken Cloud; did you do that? If you previously had Sync turned on and never resert your Cloud file since you turned it off, that coud possibly be a source of trouble. With Sync turned off, clicking Reset for the Cloud insures that none of your account data or login credentials are stored in the cloud and that everythign is locally-stored.
You said that in your Reconciliation History, it shows a discrepancy in a December reconciliation. If you click Re-Reconcile on that reconciliation, it should show you what Quicken thinks has changed: a new transaction in that period which was not there previously? a transaciton previously there which has been edited or deleted? Work on only one account at a time, and try to determine what is off, when, and whether it resolves in a future reconciliation or not.
Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19930 -
Hello All. You aren't paranoid. I've the same issue from a long time ago and I'd hope to have release to fix it. I reconlie every weeks.
Regurlaly, transactions in the past changed (reconciled transactions)... I notice that's concerned only scheduled transactions...
Sometimes only the date change. But for example, sometimes I need change the amount of my pay check. And weeks later the amount is returned to the amount before change. When I go to split transaction window, I see the changed amount correctly, I save it, and the transaction reupdated with the good amount.
When I've only one transaction after that I succed to reconcile correctly, but I need to find which transaction cause problem, this is time consumming....
But last days, I changed my computer and I restored data from a backup and see a lot of transactions of my Home loan (calculated interest and capital amount) are missing from 2017.... :(
I do that more often in the last month, I'm tired to wait about the fix and found your post and I think we have probably the same problem...
On my side I use Quicken for Windows for Canada since 1999 and I'll turn off the sync off, but....0
