It cost me another hour or so to set up automatic online import via Direct Connect, mostly because you have to do it for every account individually (12 accounts in my case), even if you have multiple accounts at a single bank. All in all it cost me a few hours of my weekend to get all the balances correct. I also have a foreign-currency checking account which created some headaches because the exchange rates in transfers weren't always correct. Fortunately I could eliminate many of them in bulk using the Find&Replace extension. However, due to the limitations of the QIF format there is no way for Moneydance to detect transfers between accounts with 100% accuracy, so there were quite a few duplicate transactions where it hadn't 'guessed' right. Exporting a QIF from Quicken and importing it to Moneydance was easy enough. Just a follow-up on this: I decided to give Moneydance a serious try and migrate all my transactions over from Quicken. Check to see if a missing transaction was moved to another account register, or if the missing transaction could have been incorrectly matched up to another transaction in your company's account register. Quicken won't automatically re-download deleted transactions, so you'll need to re-enter the transaction manually.
Built in bill pay is very slow and their error message are often cryptic. I'm running Banktivity, Moneydance and Quicken 2016 (haven't decided whether to upgrade. Just updated to the latest version (4.6.7), and account updates is dead.
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