I notice with the year end mutual fund distributions that Fidelity Investments show distributions as a "reinv div", even if it is short term or long term capital gains. Seems they have been doing this for some time now.
Anyone else see this happening?
Don't hold your breath.
Caryl wrote in news:b958a818-5daf-4098-a561- snipped-for-privacy@17g2000vbf.googlegroups.com:
It seems I am having problems analogous to this more and more often, but with a hitch: I usually do a global One Step Update (OSU) when I start up Quicken in the morning. To check up on "individual" accounts - especially Chase accounts - I then do an "update accounts" from one of my Chase accounts. Often the global download doesn't download transactions, and then the download from within a Chase account does. This should be using the same passwords in the same password vault as the global OSU. I can't figure this out ...
Of course I also look on the website of the most often used FI's to get those transactions that were recorded by the FI but not yet trnsmitted to the Quicken-connected server(s).
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