BofA looks like they re-categorized my long-standing Money Market account to some kind of Savings Account. Same account #. It popped up when doing a regular account update. I didn't know what to think, as it didn't allow me to "link to existing account." I let it go through, and it created a new version of the account with very limited history. I restored from backup. re-ran, this time I skipped it. Ran update again, and now it showed up and did let me link to existing account, and proceeded. But… it never finished, hung. Windows Resource Monitor showed Quicken not responding. I kill Quicken (I'm an old hand, 20 years of this!) Open it back up, txns have downloaded. OK. Restore from backup, go through the same process, cannot complete. Validate & Repair is a clean bill of health. All other accounts from other institutions update no problem, if I do them one at a time instead of update all. BofA account is "borked." There is no version where I'm willing to accept the new account with a very limited history, and walk away from 10+ years of history in that account. Not doing it. This feels very much like when the migration of BofA to EWC+ was underway a few months ago, and there were HUGE issues that all had this kind of signature - inability to link existing accounts, etc. Pretty sure this is some edge case that Quicken needs to sort out.
