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I performed a new download/ import as of 9:30am today with the same result. I did delete the account in Quicken yesterday. I would not have the current Principal version on screen to see. I hesitate to open a Quicken "recent" backup (prior to ) to make a comparison. The account is "closed" in Quicken and does not show individual transactions to compare visually. They offer no assistance to restore past records. Specific info from Wells Fargo is not available since the account is closed. Wells Fargo is zeroed / all funds & stocks appear the same. I don't think they gave me a signing bonus.

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First day of record with Principal (), according to the download and an email from Principal the balance is 200k+ more. Volvogirl - Last day with Wells Fargo () the balance was correct. Then that balance carries on for each date thereafter. Just no direct download as set up in Quicken.įrankx - the only time the 200k+ (not 20k) difference shows is during the initial download / import of data directly from Principal to Quicken. We are available Monday through Friday 7 a.m. If you have further questions, just e-mail us through the secure participant website at or give us a call at 800.547.7754 and we'll be happy to help.

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You can maximize your mobile browser for a full view of the links. The menu may appear differently when accessing your account from a mobile device instead of a desktop computer. Step 6 - Click on the button titled Download.

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Step 5 - Select the software you are using and the date range you wish to import (up to 92 days at a time). Step 4 - Under All Changes Made to Your Account, click Download Transactions. Step 3 - Under Overview, click Account History. Step 2 - From the tabs at the top of the page, click on Overview. Step 1 - From the personal summary dashboard, click on “view account details” for the applicable plan. ""You can download transactions into software such as Quicken®, which can be done by following the below steps:

Principal instructions for downloads to Quicken If you change the number units to what it would be in shares, then the next buy or sell will have to be corrected too.Įxample of a mutual fund by (Note in OFX format there isn't anything called "shares" it is "units" which means whatever the security happens to use).

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If you change the price because that security is "connected" the next day the third party quote service is going to download a new price and overwrite your manual entry. The reason is simple, yes you can do as suggested and change either the units or the price, but that won't "hold". I no idea if the Quicken development team will fix this problem or not.Īt this point personally I think the only thing you can do is stop downloading transactions and enter them manually. The Public security is with the same name is priced in shares not units. It insists on putting the price per share of the security it matched, even though in reality it isn't a match.

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As for the problem in Quicken Mac it is the fact that you can't turn off the incorrect quote from the third party service.

I will give examples of transactions and the price information below. can point you to that in Quicken Mac(I'm a Quicken Windows user).

To look at the contents of the QFX data you should be able to look at the OFX log.

They certainly shouldn't be showing you shares with the public price for those shares when they are in turn sending the information to Quicken in units (and price per unit) with the "private price". Note this should be in the exact same as what is on the financial institution's statements/website. And since Quicken's third party quote service is the price of shares for a given security, then it can't be used if units are what this security is being reported in. If they are sending "units" then the price needs to be in units. The important part is that everything stay consistent. It is like complaining that they call a field Payee whereas someone else might call it Description.

The fact that it is called shares in Quicken isn't really important.

So, How do I look at the QFX data without downloading it into Quicken? Will there be any thought to correcting that bug you spoke of? The number of items being held they call "units/shares" is called "shares" in Quicken.