Fidelity money market fund redemption transactions missing from IRA

EvDob

I've been using EWC+ for a while. Since 10/8 there have been 2 redemptions from my FIGXX money market fund that haven't been downloaded in my Roth IRA. I have SPAXX as my core money market fund, treated as cash, and that works, but when there are no shares of SPAXX to pay for trades, FIGXX gets redeemed. Here's what's on the website:

I believe the Bought transaction for FIGXX was downloaded.

@Quicken Kristina let me know if you need another problem report, or will my existing reports suffice.

Quicken Kristina

Hello @EvDob,

Thank you for reaching out! To start troubleshooting this issue, please provide more information. Are the redemptions reflecting in your cash balance, but not downloading as transactions into Quicken? Are there any transactions they may be inappropriately matching with (same security/description and amount, but different date, for example)? Have these transactions been entered into your Quicken register manually, or are they not in your Quicken at all?

I look forward to your response!

EvDob

@Quicken Kristina yes, the redemptions are reflecting in the cash balance (now zero) but not downloading. I don't have Quicken "automatically add to investment transaction lists" so if something got downloaded, I'd see it in the download window and I'd notice if there were inappropriate matches. I did enter the transactions manually after I discovered they were missing.

Quicken Kristina

Thank you for your reply,

Are there any other transactions involving FIGXX, and if so, do they download properly, or do they just change the cash balance without any corresponding transactions downloading into Quicken? Is there any chance that the transactions did download, but were deleted? Do you have FIGXX in any of your other Fidelity accounts, and if so, does it download correctly in those other accounts?

Thank you!

EvDob

@Quicken Kristina there are no other recent transactions with FIGXX in my IRA other than the ones shown above. I believe the Bought transaction did download. It's very unlikely the transactions were downloaded but deleted.

I do have FIGXX in my 401(k), and there were Sold transactions that downloaded correctly. I think it may just be the redemption transactions with the issue.

Quicken Kristina

Thank you for your response,

I forwarded this issue to the proper channels for further investigation and resolution. Thank you for already sending logs.

If anyone else is also encountering this issue, please navigate to Help>Report a Problem and send a problem report with log files attached. Please include screenshots showing the transactions on the financial institution website and showing that they are not in your Quicken.

Thank you!

(CTP-15049)

Dan

I am having the same issue with FZDXX that auto sells to cover withdrawals/other transactions. I get a message after accepting other transactions in the account that my share balance for fzdxx doesn't match. I believe the buy transactions are downloading, just not the sell transactions. This is a similar scenario to the original post that spaxx is the core/cash position and when there isn't enough, fzdxx sells to cover.

REDEMPTION FROM CORE ACCOUNT FIDELITY MMKT PREMIUM CLASS (FZDXX) (Cash)

EvDob

Here's an old report of the same thing, first post on page 38

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20514378#Comment_20514378

[Edited - Enabled Link]

Quicken Kristina

Hello @Dan,

Thank you for letting us know you're seeing the same issue. If you would like to contribute to the investigation, then please follow the instructions for sending a problem report with log files attached from by earlier post.

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20517410#Comment_20517410

Thank you!

Toolworker

Starting 9/1/25 I have the same problem: automatic sell transactions of FSIXX do not download. I called Fidelity Quicken support and was told that they see those transactions going out to Quicken in the correct format.

Quicken Kristina

Hello @Toolworker,

Thank you for letting us know you're also impacted by this issue. If you'd like to contribute to the investigation, please send a problem report with log files attached, and include CTP-15049 in the description on the problem report. To send a problem report, navigate to Help>Report a Problem.

Thank you!

Toolworker

@Quicken Kristina I had already sent a problem report, but sent another one referencing CTP-15049.

One possible clue: The Fidelity app describes the missing transactions as "REDEMPTION FROM CORE ACCOUNT FIMM TREASURY ONLY PORTFOLIO: CL I (FSIXX) (Cash)". But FSIXX is »» NOT «« the core fund for this account; that is SPAXX. Is Fidelity flagging this as a core account or cash account transaction?

Quicken Kristina

Thank you for the follow-up,

Thank you for the additional information and for sending the problem report. I added it to the ticket, so that our teams know you're also impacted by this problem.

It's possible that the fund is being seen as a core fund. When you reauthorized/connected the account, did you get a pop up asking about tracking FSIXX as cash or a security? If you suspect that may be the problem, you can backup your file, then navigate to Tools>Account List, click the Edit button next to the problem account, choose the Online Services tab, then click the Reset Money Market securities/cash options button.

Thank you!

Toolworker

@Quicken Kristina I have a lot of Fidelity accounts. Most of them, including this one, do not have a MMF designated as cash. So Fidelity must be coding transactions in the core MMF (SPAXX) as cash when sending to Quicken, so that Quicken doesn't enter them as transactions.

I have put in a Sell order for FSIXX. Monday after market close we will see if the transaction will be displayed as "CORE ACCOUNT" in the Fidelity app. I predict that it will not, and that it will download to Quicken. If so, that will demonstrate that the automatic sell transactions generated by Fidelity are coded differently on the Fidelity side than the manual sell transaction that I created, and also that Quicken is treating them differently. So we will see.

The Fidelity-generated sell transactions for FSIXX are not being treated exactly like the Fidelity-generated transaction for the core MMF SPAXX. The cash from the FSIXX sales does not get added to the linked cash account in Quicken, but the cash from SPAXX sales does. But if my theory is right, that'll be Fidelity's problem.

Toolworker

@Quicken Kristina Here's the evidence. Fidelity appears to be incorrectly characterizing Fidelity-generated sales of non-core MMFs, to cover a transaction, as core account sales. Quicken does not show these sales in the register, which is incorrect.

This is the Fidelity-generated sale of the core (cash) MMF SPAXX to cover a transaction. It is labeled CORE ACCOUNT. It was not shown in Quicken, which was correct.

This is a sale I ordered of the non-core MMF FSIXX. It was shown in Quicken, which was correct.

This is a Fidelity-generated sale of the non-core MMF FSIXX to cover a transaction. It is labeled incorrectly CORE ACCOUNT. It was not shown in Quicken, which was incorrect.

So go see what Fidelity sent you for this last transaction. I'll bet it was flagged as core.

The captures above are from the activity register displayed in a browser logged into my Fidelity account.

(I said above that there was no core/cash MMF designated for this account. But I must have changed it because:

But this should be irrelevant, because FSIXX is not in any event the core MMF.)

bdantes

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20525421#Comment_20525421

@Quicken Kristina I think @Toolworker has nailed it for CTP-15049. I see the same thing for missing SoldX transactions triggered by Fidelity:

"REDEMPTION FROM CORE ACCOUNT FIDELITY MMKT PREMIUM CLASS (FZDXX) (Cash)"

I'm going to try to reach out to Fidelity electronic channel support directly to point this out — but your engineers should be pounding on their counterparts door at Fidelity. This is the last remaining problem (for me) with the EWC+ transition debacle that started in July.

Update:

I called Fidelity Electronic Channel Support (ECS) and gave them full details and the URL of this thread. The rep said other customers could call in and reference "Fidelity internal article for Quicken integration dated 10/16/2025 - Fidelity Electronic Channel Support 800-544-7595" to help pile on to let engineers know others are seeing this problem. But @Toolworker, again thanks for noticing this in hindsight obvious error on Fidelity's end.

Quicken Kristina

Thank you for your replies,

Thank you for providing that additional information. I added it to the ticket to ensure our teams will see it.

Thank you!