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Chase Credit Card Multiple Accounts

TimJH

R63.19

I had this problem with Citi a year or so ago, and it resolved (spontaneously IIRC), now with Chase. I monitor several credit cards with them under different login accounts. One-step Update fails and I'm asked to add them to Quicken again. When I do so for one set of accounts, it breaks the connection to the other, and vice versa. I've tried resetting accounts - same result.

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TimJH

Does anybody care?

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@TimJH if you search this forum on this topic, you will see several threads and comments with other users having similar issues multiple logins at one financial institution. If you haven't already, check those threads for any insight or resolution for your situation.

Also, try deactivating all your accounts with Chase, then exit out of Quicken, before you reactivate using "Add Account", and then, link with the existing accounts on Quicken.