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Countrywide Bank + Quicken download P.Schuman 02-10-2008
Posted by P.Schuman on February 10, 2008, 11:07 am
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 As the market was dropping, I grabbed a large 4.9% CD from Countrywide Bank.
yeah... the same folks with all the original mortgage probs... but the CD
was good.

Anyway - their online download section only offers these selections:
MS Money - .OFX
CSV files
Quicken - .QIF

Wondering what others have used in this situation - I'm running Quicken
2006.

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Posted by Jim Jensen on February 10, 2008, 2:55 pm
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> As the market was dropping, I grabbed a large 4.9% CD from Countrywide
> Bank.
> yeah... the same folks with all the original mortgage probs... but the
> CD was good.
>
> Anyway - their online download section only offers these selections:
> MS Money - .OFX
> CSV files
> Quicken - .QIF
>
> Wondering what others have used in this situation - I'm running
> Quicken 2006.

Call me reckless, but I'd go with Quicken.QIF



Posted by P.Schuman on February 10, 2008, 5:31 pm
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Jim Jensen wrote:
>> As the market was dropping, I grabbed a large 4.9% CD from
>> Countrywide Bank.
>> yeah... the same folks with all the original mortgage probs... but
>> the CD was good.
>>
>> Anyway - their online download section only offers these selections:
>> MS Money - .OFX
>> CSV files
>> Quicken - .QIF
>>
>> Wondering what others have used in this situation - I'm running
>> Quicken 2006.
>
> Call me reckless, but I'd go with Quicken.QIF

QIF is not supported after Quicken 2004 -

Since it was a static CD with the interest posted at maturity,
I just created a simple manual account for just the CD holding.



Posted by P.Schuman on February 10, 2008, 5:33 pm
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P.Schuman wrote:
> Jim Jensen wrote:
>>> As the market was dropping, I grabbed a large 4.9% CD from
>>> Countrywide Bank.
>>> yeah... the same folks with all the original mortgage probs... but
>>> the CD was good.
>>>
>>> Anyway - their online download section only offers these selections:
>>> MS Money - .OFX
>>> CSV files
>>> Quicken - .QIF
>>>
>>> Wondering what others have used in this situation - I'm running
>>> Quicken 2006.
>>
>> Call me reckless, but I'd go with Quicken.QIF
>
> QIF is not supported after Quicken 2004 -
http://web.intuit.com/personal/quicken/qif/
>
> Since it was a static CD with the interest posted at maturity,
> I just created a simple manual account for just the CD holding.



Posted by Bob Wang on February 10, 2008, 5:41 pm
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> QIF is not supported after Quicken 2004 -
http://web.intuit.com/personal/quicken/qif/

Depends on your definition of "supported."

http://groups.google.com/group/alt.comp.software.financial.quicken/browse_thread/thread/d7c9fe0d3cd97a20/6634cc183485bebd?hl=en&lnk=gst&q=QIF#6634cc183485bebd

>>>
P.Schuman wrote:
> Jim Jensen wrote:
>>> As the market was dropping, I grabbed a large 4.9% CD from
>>> Countrywide Bank.
>>> yeah... the same folks with all the original mortgage probs... but
>>> the CD was good.
>>>
>>> Anyway - their online download section only offers these selections:
>>> MS Money - .OFX
>>> CSV files
>>> Quicken - .QIF
>>>
>>> Wondering what others have used in this situation - I'm running
>>> Quicken 2006.
>>
>> Call me reckless, but I'd go with Quicken.QIF
>
> QIF is not supported after Quicken 2004 -
http://web.intuit.com/personal/quicken/qif/
>
> Since it was a static CD with the interest posted at maturity,
> I just created a simple manual account for just the CD holding.




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