Something seems to have changed recently with Chase as we can no longer download all our accounts. My wife and I have different Chase logins and have some accounts that are the same and some that are unique.
It used to be that QW would "update" both accounts. Now it only does one or the other. If I "reset" the one that is not working, it will work, but then the other will not.
Is this AFTER all your accounts (savings, checking, CDs, credit card, etc.) at Chase have been converted to 'Express Web Connect+" (note the plus sign "+")? You can see that in the ACCOUNTS tab under the TRANSACTION DOWNLOAD column.
Different strategies depending on the answer to the above.
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- Andrew
I want to say "Yes", but I am now thinking that each of the accounts must INDIVIDUALLY be reset. I assumed the process would handle all of them on the same login.
So I would suggest (as always), do a *full* backup of your Q data file. Then do a DEACTIVATE on all your Chase accounts IF the account list indicates all of them are not already using EWC+ . Then start with the first Chase account and do a ACTIVATE for downloads.
You might very well find that you only need to do this ONCE per Chase logon ID (ie: if you have a checking account along with a Credit Card account for example, you may only need to do this once and the process will pick up all those Chase accounts associated with the same ID).
It's possible you'll receive some duplicate transaction downloads as well, so be aware of this. I did for my credit card accounts.
Report back. Again, remember to do the full backup first!!
I should also mention to make sure you 'LINK' the Chase account to the correct Quicken account during the reactivation process. Don't allow it to create a NEW Quicken account!
Definitely. And to expand on Andrew's comment slightly: Quicken will typically "try" to find an existing account to link to. But Quicken may mistakenly link to a wrong account.
If the Quicken "Add account" dialog indicates that the downloaded account is "Linked", make sure it is linked to the correct account (usually you can tell by looking at the contents of the "Nickname in Quicken" column). If Quicken's suggested "link" is not correct: you can open the "Action" dropdown, hold your cursor on "Link to existing account", and manually choose the correct account.
OK to report back: I did not DEACTIVATE after backing up, but rather I "reset" ALL of the bad Chase (quicken) accounts from both (Chase) on-line accounts I found I had to uncheck the box that said to automatically add new accounts. This may have been the previous hold-up All of the "link to" parts were correct and it had approporate "do not add" accounts listed
ATM, there are no account error messages in Quicken and it looks like thing are current. I have not had activities on all the accounts to verify with, but I am optimistic. Thanks
I am having the same problem and am on hold with a Chase Rep , that doesn't seem to understand how Quicken operates.
I download credit card transactions from Chase multiple times a week; I haven't had any problem with Chase for months. My regular Quicken release is R50.16; I also run R51.12 in test mode. Neither release is having any problems with Chase.
Can you provide some specifics on the problem you're having?
You shouldn't expect frontline financial institution customer service personnel to understand much of anything about Quicken. But every financial institution that provides/allows downloads to Quicken has someone assigned to be the Quicken "liaison" (not necessarily the title at the financial institution). If you can get hold of that person, they "should" be able to provide better information.
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