I wonder if, in addition to difficulty, there may also issues of market
expectations and competition. Given that it's often the same institution
(e.g., Citibank), maybe as a bank, Citi sees active statements as both a
source of revenue (like bounced checks) and something that won't determine
where a customer elects to go. But, as a credit card issuee, Citi seems
active statements as something it has to offer for free; otherwise customers
may well go elsewhere (a Mastercard is a Mastercard). Good question.

--
Michael Gordon
MVP


"Steve Hanson" <info[at]moveon.org> wrote in message
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lawrence wrote in <OmBL$yZqEHA.592[at]TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl> :

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Chase Bank of Texas does allow unlimited connects. I only mention
that if the original user is banking from Texas. The fee is $5.95.

I do wonder why most of my credit cards offer direct connection with
Money/Quicken for free but none of my banks do. Is it really that
difficult?

Chase IS a big and also a GREEDY bank! That is the reason
why you can't download your account information directly
into Money. I called their online service phone number
(888-686-2593) and they told me they are perfectly aware
of the problem. There is no access for Chase credit card
or mortgage account holders to do this directly unless
you open a Chase checking or other bank account and even
then you must pay anywhere from $2.95 to $5.95 per month
just to download YOUR own account info, more to do bill
paying. Lets hope this greed doesn't extend over to Bank
One and First USA credit card accounts now that Chase has
merged with them!

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Money does work with chase. I use chase and money together fine,
automatically downloading and everything. You need to get in touch with
chase and they will send you a new password and login for Money to connect
to chase. Chase also charges you a fee and you do not have unlimited
connects a month(the deal is the same with quicken, so if you don't want to
pay, you got to switch banks...)

Lawrence


"Jim" <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I ran into the same difficulty in not being able to
download Chase directly from within Money(except by
separately logging into Chase and downloading).It's not
on their list as you stated. I have contacted MS about it
and when/if I get an answer I will certainly post it
here. Does Quicken work with Chase?

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I wondered this too... Yodlee does support Chase Credit Cards, however,
Money does not have it in the list. Maybe something that will be fixed when
MS gets the bank lists straightened out.

As for JPMorgan Chase in the list, this will only work with direct banking
(OFX) which is only available with Chase bank accounts... and of course, has
a fee.

Larry


"Adrian Hyde" <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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http://www.chase.com/cm/cs?pagename=...n/icob/options,
but it doesn't seem to be free. I think it may also apply only to banking,
not to credit cards.

I use ChaseOnline to set up automatic payment for a Chase credit card on
which I carry a balance, but my activity is very low - only 1 transaction
per month (the payment).
--
Chris Cowles,
Gainesville, FL


"Adrian Hyde" <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Try "JPMorgan Chase Bank"

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Chase is a big bank and offers online services, but they
are not an option for Money to download from. Why?