If I follow you correctly, your tenant's check is deposited into your checking account and the bank automtically transfers portions of the deposit to several different savings accounts. There are corresponding accounts in Quicken and until recently Quicken tracked the deposits and transfers correctly, but now the transferred money is ending up in the wrong Quicken accounts.
My guess would be that Quicken's automatic transfer detection is getting confused somehow.
I suggest you set up a manual Reminder for the tenant's deposit. If the bank downloads one transaction into your checking account for the net amount of the deposit, after the transfers have been taken out, the Reminder should have splits for its Categories, with the full amount of the deposit and a separate line for each transfer, with the transfer accounts in [square brackets] as the Category and the amounts entered as negative numbers.
If there are separate transactions downloaded for the deposit and the transfers, you should make separate Reminders for the transfers.
You should manually or automatically accept the reminder(s) on or before the date you receive the deposit. That way Quicken will know where each transfer should go and will be able to accurately match the downloaded transactions with the data you have entered in Quicken.
Hi @deex2
First a question. Above you say “and the correct disbursement sums are downloading into the correct accounts with in Quicken, until the last couple of months” - but you did not say how those allocations of funds to various accounts were being made. Were they transfers that the bank made for you, or were they transfers that you made in Quicken and then transmitted them to the bank?
Also, another question is whether these "incorrect transfers' are real - as far as the bank's records are concerned (where you have the possibility of overdrawing one account at the bank in the real world) or are they just within your Quicken file (where the amounts are incorrect but there is no possibility of overdrawing any bank account)?
Get back to us and we'll see if we can help.
Frankx