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I have a Vanguard fund that recently changed from a "regular" fund to an
Admiral fund. This means that there is a slightly lower expense ratio. I
downloaded the Vanguard transactions into Quicken, but in doing so, it seems
that it has caused the the performance of the account to be adversely
affected and be incorrect.
In changing to Admiral shares, the fund symbol changes and the number of
shares changes (since price per share is different). There are 2
transactions in the account register:
1. the action is "removed" and the number of shares are identified of the
regular fund
2. the action is "added" and the numbe of shares of the Admiral fund are
identified.
Anyone have a similar problem with Vanguard fund conversions? Is there a
better way so Quicken does not impact account performance?
Thanks in advance for any help
Admiral fund. This means that there is a slightly lower expense ratio. I
downloaded the Vanguard transactions into Quicken, but in doing so, it seems
that it has caused the the performance of the account to be adversely
affected and be incorrect.
In changing to Admiral shares, the fund symbol changes and the number of
shares changes (since price per share is different). There are 2
transactions in the account register:
1. the action is "removed" and the number of shares are identified of the
regular fund
2. the action is "added" and the numbe of shares of the Admiral fund are
identified.
Anyone have a similar problem with Vanguard fund conversions? Is there a
better way so Quicken does not impact account performance?
Thanks in advance for any help