Yes, Citibank Australia has OFX statements to download according to their
site. They don't offer direct banking, so you have to go to the site to
download the files.

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"JT" <jt[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Did Citibank Australia say this? The Australia Citibank told me no.

The only bank I know that is going to do it is The Bank of Queensland -
which will launch it in early 2006 - I am told.

"Richard Bollar" <bollar[at]bollar.org> wrote in message
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I guess I'd be curious to know which Australian banks do OFX download. I
know that Citibank does, but haven't gotten a definitive answer from
WestPac, ANZ et al.

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"MK" <MK[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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is that it caters for the Australian taxation rules, so you know more about
your personal tax situations~

But even that we don't know if it would be updated to follow any latest
changes in the Australian Taxation Law...

Sigh... if not for this, wouldn't we all buy just american delux version
which has much more features than a standard international... (we'll have to
manually download and import bank statement either way anywayz)

thanks for the help Glyn~

Hope people will make better informed decisions when they see these postings~

The new google groups can reach this forum~

"Glyn Simpson, MVP" wrote:

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You can use the option to say the bank isn't listed (well, you will have to
use that unless you have one of the ones that it gives you from South
America). However, you can still download from any Australian banks that do
support one way statement downloading. This is normally from their websites.

The only option to talk to anyone would be to phone the support people - the
International version is basically the US version with loads of stuff taken
out and a few token banks thrown in. Virtually no additional work on it is
done, and certainly nothing done in the Australian region as far as I know.

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Hi guys, I've seen a few posting here about the online banking facility in
money 2005. I bought this International Edition from dick smith Australia
for 60 bucks (AUD), and when I install at home, I did select Australia when
the installation started.

And when i try to add bank accounts, it pops up all the south american
banks... =_=, for credit card account and investment account there's only
Millennium BCP which is a portugese bank...

This doesn't look right... And in another thread created by Jez, answered by
Glyn Simpson, MVP, i can see the same problem occuring.

It maybe that no australian banks support direct statement downloading into
money 2005, but hey, It's just not right that south american banks come up
.... and I suspect there are some major errors when they building this
international edition with australian, and other countries online banking
invovled.

And as for the UK edition, there are banks that support money integration,
just look at here
http://money.msn.co.uk/MyMoney/Micro...st/default.asp

in particular Nationwide Building Society http://www.nationwide.co.uk 01 Apr
2004 Statements (See Note 2) OFX
Nationwide Building Society supports background online banking which is
really what we are after. And that's what money has been claiming... (auto
downloading of statement)



So... Is there any microsoft people we can call or talk to? coz i know
microsoft australia doesn't really have the people that knows how it is,
since all the development work is done in USA.

I mean we should convey this problem to microsoft because as I described
above, it's just not right...