I recently logged into my ShareBuilder [affiliate] account to check to see if there were any tax forms I needed to consider. I was greeted by a new message describing ShareBuilder’s new support for direct downloading of account data into Microsoft Money and Intuit Quicken.
These days, with the fees that the software makers charge financial institutions for this support and many brokerages react by dropping support, it’s nice to see ShareBuilder adding the feature.
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