I'm desperately trying to find an alternative to Quicken - which only runs on my old Windows computer and I want to switch the finances over to the Mac. The one feature that keeps getting in the way of finding a new program is automatic downloading of transactions from my bank. I've read a bunch about this and I can't understand why Quicken is able to accomplish this with my bank, but MoneyWell (and every other program I've tried) can't. For example, I use Navy Federal Credit Union, which works just fine from Quicken (automatically connects and downloads without any additional action on my part each time I run Quicken). Why, then, does MoneyWell tell me that direct download is not available from this institution? Can't MoneyWell just emulate a Quicken connection? Is anyone an expert on this that can explain why this won't work and whether or not there is a way to "trick" the NFCU server into thinking it's downloading to Quicken instead of MoneyWell?
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