Frequently asked questions Verizon has retired our email service. We have completed our notifications regarding this change, and customers no longer have the option to keep their Verizon.net email address or extract and move their data to another service provider. If you currently access your Verizon.net email through AOL, access your mail by going to If you access your email through Yahoo, please go directly to For support and help with your email, please contact your email provider directly. I did not migrate my @verizon.net email address to AOL or extract my data. (i.e Contacts, Calendar information). What can I do?.
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GnuCash is personal and small-business financial-accounting software, freely licensed under the GNU GPL and available for GNU/Linux, BSD, Solaris, Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows. Designed to be easy to use, yet powerful and flexible, GnuCash allows you to track bank accounts, stocks, income and expenses. Select the QuickBooks.iif option. Quicken is offered by Quicken, Inc. Wells Fargo doesn't own or operate Quicken. Quicken is solely responsible for its content.
. Click on 'Add an Account' at the bottom of Quicken's account bar on located on the left.
If you don't see it there because you're using an older or very recent version of Quicken, you can also click on 'Tools,' then 'Add Account.' . The account setup window should pop up. Select 'Cash' under the account category of 'Spending,' then click on the 'Next' button at the bottom right. Name the account so you can easily distinguish it from your other accounts, especially if you'll be setting up multiple cash accounts for different purposes.
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Quicken automatically provides the name Cash Account, but you have the option of selecting that or changing the account name to something else. Click 'Next.' . Enter details for the date you want to start using the account and the amount of cash that you have on hand and will be tracking in this account. The date to start tracking will default to today's date, but as with the account name, you can accept that or change it. Remember that this is 'physical,' extra cash, not money in another account that you've earmarked for other purposes. Click 'Next.'
. Quicken will tell you that the account has been added. At this point, you can click on 'Finish' at the lower left to go back to using. If you want to set up another account, whether it be a cash account or something else, click on 'Add Another Account' instead to go back to the beginning of the account setup process.
This tutorial works for Quicken 2011 and more recent editions, and it should also provide some guidance for earlier versions. The steps for Quicken 2010 are virtually identical to Quicken 2011. Quicken's 2016 and 2017 versions differ mostly in the enhanced number of accounts you can add, but Quicken 2017 substitutes a plus sign (+) for 'Add an Account' at the bottom of the account bar. You'll find 'Account Types' below 'Spending & Saving' on this version.
From there, the on-screen instructions will guide you along.