When syncing last few times, quicken is deleting transactions from my register that have already been reconciled. This has happened on two credit card accounts now. This just started recently, probably within the last week or since the last software update. It is a pain to go back and find what transactions have been deleted and manually add them back in. Is anyone else seeing this?
What is going on? I have had an M&T account for years. Recently I was prompted to update the connection and now I just keep getting a PW prompt for that account. I confirmed the PW is correct by logging into the bank website. When I add the PW to the update screen and apply it (BTW it's already in the vault correctly), I just get prompted again. So, I excluded that account from the update, but it continues to prompt for the PW. I cannot get past this to actually complete an update. Need help asap please.
Please add ‘from account’ to the bill and income reminders list screen. It’s an important data point for these transactions.
Edit: The problem seems to have resolved, although it's not clear why.
Quicken for Mac Version 8.5.2 (Build 805.60133.100)
Mac OS 26.4.1
I recently converted from the Windows to the Mac version and noticed that some of the security prices are off by a small amount (usually less than $2/share). It's not all the securities--just some, including a couple of restricted mutual funds in Fidelity that can only be purchased if you're part of a specific employer's 401k.
The share quantities match to as far right of the decimal as the website publishes, so it's just an issue with the price--not the shares.
After a fair amount of research using AI, one theory is that the Windows version uses a different process or technology to download security prices. That seems reasonable, but what doesn't seem reasonable is that for a security that closes at a price of $50/share (for example), the Windows version shows the price at $50/share and Mac version shows it at $48.79 or $50.98 or whatever.
Of the prices that are reported incorrectly, there doesn't seem to be a consistent error amount; some are a little higher and some a little lower.
It's difficult for me to believe that the Mac version can somehow get close to the price but can't quite get it precisely. Can anyone shed light on what's going on and what the fix is?
I only check prices after close of business. The issue still existed on Sunday, two days after market close (I checked in case the Mac version needed more time to catch up).