Accounts completely intermingled

Since installing 2009 Deluxe a week or so ago I've had a number of problems. (See three posts before this). But I may have found the underlying problem. I have 10 accounts at a bank. Call them A, B, C, D, E, etc.

If I click on an account named A in the left of the page, under "Banking," it shows me transactions from B. If I go to SETUP and click on A it shows me the account number for D. Is there any hope to save my transactions? This is serious as my stupid bank only keeps transactions on line for 2 months.

It sounds fatal. Hoping it's not.

HELP!!!!

TIA LAS

p.s. Is there any way to contact Quicken directly and complain? Get my money back????

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las
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And you have TEN accounts at one bank because......???????

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Sharx35

Not sure of course why HE might have that many, but I do at mine! My credit union creates a separate account for EACH individual CD I purchase, each with it's own 'account number' and each needs to be entered in OSU as a separate 'account' to receive the monthly interest and purchase/sale info online.

Before you ask why so many CDs, it's because of laddering and various maturity dates to spread across the years.

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Andrew

I misspoke - part of the above is wrong.; all the individual accounts (each a separate CD) are from the same Credit Union FI, so there is only one entry for all of them in OSU. Each is listed as a separate account within the account window. Sorry about that.

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Andrew

Back when I had CD like instruments, they were all in one account. Obviously different institutions do it differently! I certainly understand about laddering, though.

Reply to
Sharx35

Back in the 90's, though, I vaguely recall how I *had* to set them up as individual Quicken account. Nothing to do with electronic updates as I only used that product feature for currency and program updates.

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Sharx35

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