Yes, there is a manual download option. I have talked to them, that is the
issue - they are requiring additional login information which is
not/apparently cannot be passed to Money. Very unfortunate because I have
valued the online aspect of Money highly and now can't use it. I was hoping
Microsoft had been working on a way to get the additional login info required
and pass it to Money to re-enable online service. Alas, it doesn't appear so.
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"Michael Gordon" wrote:

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Does the FI offer a manual download from its website? Have you communicated
with the Credit Union? Some FIs require additional login information.

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"val" <val[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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south carolina federal credit union
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val


"Michael Gordon" wrote:

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Which financial institution?

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Michael Gordon


"val" <val[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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After years of successfully using online banking and automatically
downloading statements, my financial institution changed to "enhanced
security login" and I am no longer able to automatically download. Anyone
else have this problem and find a solution? The enhanced security is in the
form of questions in addition to username and password. I'm confident the
answers are stored in a cookie because, once enabled by the institution, the
questions remain answered until cookies are deleted. The cookie enables you
to login to the financial institution just by username and password but this
does not pass through to Microsoft Money nor MoneyCentral
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val