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Treasury Direct - Treasury Bond Purchase - Sale, Interest and Tax withholding

Sammy

This is more of a request to the Developers at Quicken. Most of us long time users who have been supporting Quicken over the many years we have used it, are now getting to that time in our lives where we are buying Treasuries through Treasury Direct.

I accept that I have to enter the data manually, not a problem. But, please can you (the developers) make our lives easier buy providing a more direct method of entering the data we get from Treasury Direct.

When selling a Treasury Bill and having tax withheld it would be really cool if we could just have a window that matched the data that is provided.😂

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Quicken Jasmine

Hello @Sammy,

I went ahead and changed your post to an Idea so other users who have the same or a similar request can vote on your idea by clicking the up arrow (see below).

Ideas are also reviewed by our Development and Product teams in order to improve Quicken and implement new features requested by customers.

Thanks!

budsloan

I whole heartedly agree with @Sammy. I can't imagine that I am the only one. Maybe it is because most of the others are like me: I CAN'T FIGURE HOW TO VOTE FOR IT. If someone at quicken is interested, I can send you a more detailed description of what REALLY needs to be done. I have spend more time trying to make Treasury Direct work on Quicken than all other stuff combined. @Sammy is absolutely correct; this is something that Quicken needs to address.

Jim_Harman

To vote, click on the little up arrow below the vote count in the box at the bottom of the first post in the discussion.

If you have already voted, the arrow will be light gray and the count will go down when you click on it. ClIck again to restore your vote.

budsloan

I didn't leave my comment because I couldn't figure out how to vote. I left it to let the people at Quicken know what I thought about what appears to be the only way to get changes made to what I believed to be a real deficiency in their product.