What banks, credit unions and other financial institutions work with Quicken?
What banks, credit unions and other financial institutions work with Quicken?Many banks, credit unions, brokerages and other financial institutions automatically download transactions into Quicken personal finance software. Answer: A few years back, Intuit was charging a licensing fee to financial institutions to be able to download transactions into Quicken using the then-new and always-proprietary QFX download protocol. Financial institutions were passing this fee on to the customer, although most have discontinued charging customers for Quicken transaction downloads. But, if you use a regional bank or other smaller financial institution, check with them first to ensure that data downloads are free. There are still some smaller banks out there that do not provide automatic downloads into Quicken, so if you want to avoid manually entering transactions into accounts, check the
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