I have signed up to Mint also and like the functions of Quicken Online better. But what good is it if your accounts don't update. My BofA accounts have not updated since the middle of Dec.
Hello All,
We are working on a transition plan for Quicken Online users to Mint.com. Right now, the best suggestion is to start a Mint.com account and begin to add your accounts there while we work on the transition.
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I was originally using Mint to start but when I switched to my credit union it wasn't supported on Mint, which is why I moved to Quicken Online. I'd be happy to go back to Mint but it looks like my Credit Union still isn't supported. Are there plans to add support for more financial institutions when it's finally all merged? Or am I just out of luck? Also, I already have an account in at both, will they merge automatically? What happens to the year of data from Quicken?
same with Canadian banks, I can't find any of my banks in mint. are they going to be added? i believed it was mentioned in the blog that mint will get all of quicken's banks? is that still in the plans?
Didn't use Quicken Online.
Been fooling around with Mint.
Biggest problem so far is that support non-exsistent.
All inquiries are answered with the same response and do not address the specific question.
It's currently useless.
I see the end of the tunnel on the Quickenonline.com, and setup an account on mint.com. My biggest concern in "playing" in Mint.com, (minus the fact that is doesn't have access to all the banks/institutions that quickenonline.com did), is that there's no "Cash Flow" forecast at all. On the Quickenonlne.com site at least you could look two paychecks ahead. On mint.com you don't even get that. Is Quicken going to migrate that over to Mint.com? Will Quicken, Intuit, expand this option beyond just a two week look into the future?
Hi All,
We are committed to making the transition as smooth as possible for all users moving from Quicken Online to Mint. My suggestion on starting up a Mint account is only precautionary for users, and also a chance for you all to get a look at the Mint product as it continues to improve.
As soon as more information is available on the transition, we will let you all know!
Thanks--
Quicken Kathryn
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My understanding is that Mint's main function is to ANALYZE certain pieces of your finances so that it can make suggestions on any better alternatives (banks, credit cards, 401K suggestions, auto loan alternatives, etc. etc.
To do this, Mint requires CERTAIN aspects of your financial information (not everything). Since you use Quicken Online to maintain and keep track of your finances this is logical place for Mint to get that information that it needs. Unfortunately until Intuit can synchronize the two, you may need to enter the certain aspects that it needs.
Quicken Online just remains your tool to keep track of your finances as it always has.
If one customer's input means much, I've got two major concerns about any future migration to Mint:
1. I absolutely rely on my ability to input future transactions into Quicken Online. I use this to allocate money that I haven't spent yet, but know that I will need to before the next paycheck. That is the greatest single reason I use such software at all, and my limited experimentation with Mint so far leads me to think that it does not currently have that ability.
2. If my QOL account/data/historical transactions don't automatically migrate over, I would likely give up altogether and return to a desktop based system. I don't want to do so, but that seems easier than starting all over again.
Hi All,
Here's an update on the Quicken Online to Mint transition:
The timeline and details for migrating existing QOL accounts over to Mint is still being worked through, but rest assured that when it happens, your historical data (financial institutions, accounts, balances, transactions) will be preserved. That said it is likely that some information in your QOL accounts may be lost. Functionality that is tied to custom categories will be very difficult to migrate and we expect that users may need to do some work to recover entirely. We understand that this is not ideal and we are looking for ways to minimize any pain.
The good news is that with this migration, Mint will be adding some great new features, including the ability to enter manual transactions as well support of hundreds of new financial institutions not currently being supported.
We’ll keep you posted as we finalize our migration plan, and we’ll try to make this transition as painless as possible for QOL users.
In the meantime, check out Mint, we think you’ll like it.
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Thank you, Kathryn, for the update. While you guys are working on it, here's another idea that neither Mint nor QOL had: is there a way to enter a check that you have voided? In other words, I would want to input a future/uncleared transaction as I can do now in QOL, but then I would want to mark it as cleared because I knew that I tore it up or voided it. Any chance for that kind of feature in the new version of Mint?
Please give us an ETA on the move....as of right now we are left with nothing....we can't login to Quicken to recover all our expected bills (even yearly ones for me that I don't remember). Do we need to try and reproduce in Mint or should we wait for the move?
Hi townheritage,
We don't have a solid ETA on the move yet, but you shouldn't be having issues logging in to Quicken Online. Are you able to go to quickenonline.intuit.com?
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Hi knowmad,
Thanks for the suggestion--I'm unclear on what you're trying to do, though--if you have written a check that you voided, without any funds having moved, then there should be no need to enter it into your register. Are you just trying to keep track of voided check numbers?
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Hi townheritage,
If you have an account, this shouldn't be happening. Make sure you go directly to quickenonline.intuit.com--the URL has changed recently. If you are still unable to sign in, please contact support and they should be able to help you.
Thanks--
Quicken Kathryn
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You're right.. I'm trying to track all my checks in one place, including the one's that I've voided. This isn't a high priority, but it would be nice if it's possible it's a convenient feature to keep all the check numbers accounted for.
