I am no longer able to connect to USAA via Quicken 2015 for Mac. I was able to connect until this morning. Quicken is saying that it is hitting a temporary landing page. When I retry, I am not given the option to enter the answer to the security question that I am sure is on that landing page, and thus Quicken cannot connect to my accounts.

Quicken has been the default personal finance manager of Mac users for years. But despite its ubiquity, many Quicken users aren't getting the most out of the program, because they don't know some. Has anyone upgraded to Quicken 2016 Home and Business? Any gotchas or significant changes that caused grief for long-time users? On one hand that's good because it doesn't clutter up the payee file with one-time vendors, but it's a pain to have to keep remembering to memorize new recurring payees. I just counted our transactions from.

First, why would the temporary landing page start appearing all of a sudden? Turn usb into bootable iso mac for windows. And second, how do I force Quicken to ask me for the proper information to help it get past that page? My comment is for the Windows version of Quicken (See below, I think the problem is independent of platform) I started having the same problem about 3 weeks ago. The accounts that are setup and have worked for years still work. I was attempting to add a new account, and now I cannot connect and get the list of my accounts that USAA services. I spent about an hour on the phone with tech support (USAA), they watched my connection log and say everything looks fine. However, I do not get my account list.

How to add a shortcut for section symbol mac. I did some more trouble shooting on my own, and cannot get it to work. I even started a new quicken file from scratch, no accounts, and it would not do a DirectConnect with USAA.

Of note, over the past two weeks a number of people are reporting the same problem on the Quicken community site. As typical, most are frustrated with the lack of help from Quicken. Reminiscent of the Therac-25 customer trouble reports, it looks like Quicken and USAA are not talking to each other properly. This will be compounded significantly in a few weeks when Quicken releases the 2016 update. I hope someone in IT at Quicken or USAA gets ahead of the problem.

Create New File • Select New Quicken Account. Add Account • Select Brokerage under Primary Accounts.

Add Brokerage Account • Type American Funds in the window. • Click Next. Add Brokerage Account (Continued) • Enter your Social Security number and americanfunds.com password. • Click Connect. Note: You can enter your fund and account number separated by a comma instead of your Social Security number (e.g., 8).

Accounts Added • Review the summary of accounts and transactions added to Quicken. • Click Finish.