"Quicken Visa" going away

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- Bernie Cosell
  
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8 years ago

Thu, Sep 10, 2015 7:35 PM

I signed up for "Quicken Visa" card many years ago precisely because it was a "quicken" card: it was nice when there were problems [very very rarely] that they had a Quicken expert to help. It also essentially guaranteed that OSU would work. I got a letter this week that Chase is terminating its relationship with Quicken and I'll be getting a "Chase Freedom" card to replace it soon. NO mention in the paperwork I've looked through whether their new card will play nice with Quicken. I'm betting not. Anybody know?

tnx /b\

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- Rich
  
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8 years ago

Fri, Sep 11, 2015 3:45 AM

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- Peter Schleifer
  
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8 years ago

Fri, Sep 11, 2015 10:20 AM

My other Chase cards work fine with Quicken OSU (I have a Chase checking account, if that matters). I've had the Quicken card since it was first offered. This is at least the third financial institution associated with the card - in the previous changes a new Quicken card was issued and the old institution did not offer a new type of card so it seems the Quicken card is going to vanish for good this time. Originally it had the option, for a fee, to have a 3 1/2" floppy snail-mailed each month with the transactions (for those without dial-up internet).

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