Note: If you have not already been deleting extra core transactions from their existing transaction view, it may be required to delete extra activity seen as Core FDIC Insured Buy/Sell transactions in the existing Quicken registry. This will also suppress unnecessary Core Purchase and Redemption Transactions from displaying. Once completed, these steps will not be required again for future downloads. Step 2) Select the Cash link (shown below) to update you current cash value in Quicken. Select Specify Lots button to remove for each lot for the account that it is held.Select Consolidated FDIC in the Security name dropdown.Enter Transaction as Remove – Shares Removed in the dropdown.In Quicken's main menu go to Edit > Transactions > New.This can be accomplished by the following steps: Step 1) Remove your Consolidated FDIC Holding. You will only need to make this change once. Follow the steps below and this will then provide a more accurate cash available balance in Quicken and suppress any Redemption and Purchase Core activity from displaying. This will suppress additional end of day net activity (Purchase and Redemption of FDIC Core) which displays daily for accounts that have an FDIC core cash holding.
Now, an FDIC core cash position will be treated as Cash instead of as a security.
To better support our customers, we’ve updated the FDIC core cash position in Quicken ®.
