No, you can go ahead and ask for them. Of course, that doesn't mean you'll
get them. I would suspect that the list MAY increase in the next release of
Money, but you never know.

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"Siddhesh Karmali" <SiddheshKarmali[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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Thanks, Joe. That's a real pity, since the other services seem to work just
fine from Yodlee's OnCenter.
Would requesting for additional services with Microsoft or Yodlee help
expand this list, or are there other complications beyond just user demand
for their inclusion (say, legal/technical problems) ?

"Joe Guidera" wrote:

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You can only get the ones that Microsoft and Yodlee have setup on MSn. That
list, as you discovered, is less than the complete list that Yodlee has.

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"Siddhesh Karmali" <SiddheshKarmali[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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I'm a new user of Microsoft Money 2006, and one of the things that sold me
was the ability to automatically download transactions from various financial
institutions via Yodlee.

Unfortunately, while Money offers a lot of choice of financial institutions
to auto-download from, it doesn't seem to be complete. There are a lot of
institutions that you can enable for integration from Yodlee directly (via
the OnCenter at Yodlee.com).

Yodlee, for example, offers integration with lesser known financial
institutions like Buyandhold.com and Nationwide Financial. These two do not
appear in Microsoft Money, and these are just two out of hundreds.

Does anybody know how to get all Yodlee accounts into Money?

thanks