I haven't seen a way to pull from, for example, Fidelity or Vanguard.
I'm hoping some forward-thinking online bank is going to come along and offer clients readonly access to their own financial information. It seems like such a simple and logical thing, and yet nobody does it.
It looks like that's all about using browser automation to record the clicks needed to log into accounts and export the files? If Quicken could pull information directly, that would be better. It looks like Chase, for example, ended its OFX access last year. :/
I explicitly don't want to provide full banking credentials to third parties.
I'd like to get transactions to import into my budgeting app (Actual).
Penne a la vodka and apple almond crunch salad
Both have cats and have fostered cats. This person is right; there's still only one correct way.
Couldn't sign up in most instances!
Ice-cold Coke?
Virgin mixed drink? (e.g., mai tai, daiquiri)
Hey, came here to say the same thing!
Corporations should only be allowed to exist as long as they're doing more good for society than the damage they do. Businesses should either be a net positive or run by people who are individually and jointly liable.
Plaid requires you to provide them (a third party) with your full-access banking credentials. I am running Actual.