Glad it worked out for you -- they sure make it confusing. I'm with you as
far as being prone to Quicken. Neither is perfect, but Quicken (at least
for me) is more intuitive -- the features I need are upfront and there
out-of-the-box without searching through nested options and settings. Money
is OK, looks prettier -- but once you want to change a feature or setting,
well, that's when you > really< begin to appreciate Quicken

"Hans36" <RWH36[at]comcast.net> wrote in message
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Hey. Really want to thank Chester for the following link:
https://sitekey.bankofamerica.com/sa...=MODEL&req=MON

I have been trying to download BOA California for a few weeks now with no
success. Turns out since I use Quicken as well you have to make a choice,
either you download to MS Money or download to Quicken. I now know I simply
can't access BOA through MS Money because I really am prone to Quicken.

Personally, I think from what information I have gathered thus far "Yodlee
Money Center" is the way to go as far as monitoring accounts goes even
though it has some limitations at the present time.