I called TIAA-CREF and they do not support MS Money. I guess to import my
data I will either have to type it in or start using Quicken.

"Kimberly Renna-Griego" <Kimberly_Smith[at]no_spam.msn.com> wrote in message
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No, they only have that one file format.

The QFX file format is specifically for import into the Quicken program.
Money will import OFC, OFX and QIF. Often, the QFX format is the same as
OFX, but not always. Does TIAA-CREF have an OFX formatted file that you can
import instead?

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I am trying to import a Quicken .qfx file from TIAA-CREF. I found that
only one account out of three makes into Money. I looked at the file and
found each account was enclosed in <INVSTMTTRNRS> </INVSTMTTRNRSstatements. I also found that the account that was imported was the last
one. I cut the first account and pasted it after the last account. I then
imported the file again. This time the account that I pasted so it became
the last account was imported. The account that I had previously imported
was removed. I think there is a bug with the Quicken import routine.

I found this problem using Money 2001. I downloaded the evaluation copy
of Money 2004 and it has the same problem.