ETF share updates are not matching within Quicken

GBE

I am using Quicken Premier on a laptop running Windows 11 Home. I bought SCHG ETF through Schwab and imported the purchase using the One Step Update. The Quicken process asks for confirmation on the new ticker symbol and ETF name, which I successfully did to complete the update. However, when getting subsequent updates, the current price is not downloaded and Update Summary doesn't match them up. It shows the:

• Correct number of shares reported from Schwab with no matching shares in Quicken ,and
• Correct number of shares in Quicken with no matching shares at Schwab.

How can I resolve this?

Quicken Anja

Hello @GBE,

We appreciate you reaching out to bring this issue to our attention.

Could you please provide a screenshot of what you're seeing? Just be sure to exclude any personal details before sharing. If needed, please refer to this Community FAQ for instructions on how to attach a screenshot. Alternatively, you can also drag and drop screenshots to your response if you are not given the option to add attachments.

Thank you!

GBE

Here are screenshots of the "mismatch" messages along with the details given. I run the One Step Update at least once per week as well as the Quicken Investing Page Update.

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Quicken Anja

Thank you for following up and providing those screenshots. I apologize for the delay in my response, as I am just now seeing your message.

Since two of your screenshots indicate that Quicken hasn't downloaded transactions in 90 days, I suspect there may be a connection issue. To troubleshoot, I recommend deactivating all Charles Schwab accounts under the same username in Quicken, unlinking them directly in your Charles Schwab online account, and then reactivating/reauthorizing them in Quicken.

Please follow the steps below to complete this process (be sure to save a backup of your file before you begin—just in case):

1. Deactivate all Charles Schwab accounts under the same username in Quicken
   • Follow the deactivation instructions provided in this support article.
2. Unlink accounts in your Charles Schwab online account
   • Log in to your online account at Charles Schwab's website.
   • Select Profile (top right corner).
   • Click Security Settings.
   • Scroll to the bottom of the page.
   • Locate Third-Party Access to Account Information and unlink the accounts.
3. Reactivate accounts in Quicken
   • Return to Quicken and follow the reactivation instructions in this support article—when you reach the last step to link the accounts, be sure to carefully relink them to your existing accounts.
     

Let us know how it goes!