Version R36.38 (Oct, 2021)

Nov 01, 2021 Last reply: 4 years ago 1 Replies

Interesting. Wonder if they are working on the USAA duplicate download problem as well. It's only been 10 months...



Version R36.38 (Oct, 2021) Improvements · We?re updating the infrastructure used to connect Quicken to financial institutions, making it more secure and reliable. This is part of a long-term rollout that started in the last release. We have updated the connection infrastructure to Charles Schwab. Customers with Charles Schwab should update now to continue downloading transactions. You will need this version to take advantage of this new connection. The old Charles Schwab connection will be discontinued, so you should upgrade immediately. What's fixed · An issue in which bills that were in the Awaiting next bill status were not shown on the Bills dashboard. Version R36.23 (Oct, 2021) What's fixed · Issues with categories appearing for new retail users. · An issue in which some investment accounts that had been converted from Simple Investing to Complete Investing were converted back to Simple Investing due to a preference change.


Since the USAA duplicate transaction download problem has nothing to do with Quicken, it's unlikely that Quicken is "working on" it.

The problem is 100% a USAA problem: only USAA can fix it.

However, I have not seen the USAA duplicate downloaded transaction problem for some time now; can't recall exactly when I last saw it, but it has not occurred in at least a week for me.

[Just to be clear: I'm referring to the problem that has existed for USAA accounts using the "Direct Connect" connection method (since USAA established their new Quicken logon credentials). If you're using "Express Web Connect", it would still not be a Quicken problem, but likely an Intuit problem (Intuit handles the Express Web Connect downloads - the financial institutions are responsible for Direct Connect and Web Connect downloads).]

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