I recently transitioned from Quicken for Windows to Quicken for Mac. I have an account which includes RSUs and shares that have vested from RSUs. In Quicken for Windows, my account total only reflected the balance of shares that I actually own. In Quicken for Mac, the Portfolio tab on that account correctly reflects that the RSUs are actually worth $0, and the total on that tab is correct. However, in the top of that window, the Market Value as of Today treats the RSUs as if I actually own them and they have some value, and that inflated value also shows in my accounts sidebar and total net worth. Ideally there would be feature parity between the two versions of the software and not count unvested RSU as if they have value, but at a bare minimum I'd like users to have an option to decide whether unvested RSUs should be counted in account value.