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#Quickenelite Yes you do bank reconciliations using your bank statements, monthly budgers, and amortizations. Each time you record an amortized loan payment in your Quicken register, Quicken updates the payment schedule to show your new balance. You can view the payment schedule to see how much of your payment goes to interest and how much goes to the principal.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You will be able to download the transactions and access bank statements (depending on the bank). I’ve been reconciling and budgeting my accounts in Quicken for many years. It is very powerful and keeps you organized. And yes, you will be able to see the amortization of your loan.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This is a new version for me (my previous 2015 version is no longer supported by Quicken and after fixing a computer crash it wouldn't restart after reloading it). But Quicken has always had budget capability and loan information can be tracked. I believe bank statements can be downloaded assuming your bank has that setup. My CU doesn't do that the last I checked through my financial advisor so I haven't tried it with Quicken so I don't know first hand.
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