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  Did you try Quicken Help from the Help menu within Quicken. There's tons of info there and you should be able to put the windows side by side on your screen.

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  Did you try Quicken Help from the Help menu within Quicken. There's tons of info there and you should be able to put the windows side by side on your screen.

  Quicken Mac Subscription; Quicken Mac user since the early 90s
• And just to close the loop on your question, no unfortunately there is no manual/guide/book from Quicken or any third party for Quicken Mac.

  QMac 2007 & QMac Subscription • Quicken user since 1993
• And to give you a more complete answer, check out the following
  Quicken Mac FAQ: Where to find a Help Guide

  
  

  
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• edited September 2018

  Quicken Mac hasn't quite mastered the art of mortgage accounts yet.
  Until it does at some time in the future,

  • add mortgage accounts as liability accounts and do NOT attempt to connect them to the bank for transaction downloading
  • ditto for auto loans
  • add LOC, HELOC, etc. accounts as if they were credit card accounts, because they are what I call 'put-and-take' accounts. You withdraw money from the account and pay it back and you can do so repeatedly. Your bank may even support these accounts for transaction downloading.
  • To make mortgage payments, set up a transaction in your checking account with the Splits for
    - principal as a transfer to the mortgage account register
    - interest categorized to Mortgage Loan or Auto Loan (or similar category)
    - additional principal (if any) as transfer to the mortgage account
    - escrow (if any) as transfer to an escrow account (a Cash or Checking account not connected to any bank for transaction downloading)
    You will to adjust the exact amounts of principal and interest paid every month based on the mortgage company's monthly statement.

  Are you new to Quicken Mac 2015/2016/2017?

  Welcome.

  If you haven't done
  so already, please review these videos for more information about Quicken Mac
  https://www.youtube.com/user/QuickenMac/videos
  

  Getting Started with
  Quicken for Mac
  https://www.quicken.com/support/getting-started-quicken-mac-2016

• edited November 2017

  Adding the loans for Mortage/Auto is not the issue. Pretty much just add new liability accounts for these loans. The issue will be loan amortization which at present cannot be handled in QM..we understand this is a very high priority with the QM folks but have no visibility as to when it will be available.
  Check out the templates for the Mortgage calculator in Numbers under the Personal financial category.. This should suffice for you until Qm is updated to handle loans
• edited November 2016

  Quicken Mac hasn't quite mastered the art of mortgage accounts yet.
  Until it does at some time in the future,
  

  • add mortgage accounts as liability accounts and do NOT attempt to connect them to the bank for transaction downloading
  • ditto for auto loans
  • add LOC, HELOC, etc. accounts as if they were credit card accounts, because they are what I call 'put-and-take' accounts. You withdraw money from the account and pay it back and you can do so repeatedly. Your bank may even support these accounts for transaction downloading.
  • To make mortgage payments, set up a transaction in your checking account with the Splits for
    - principal as a transfer to the mortgage account register
    - interest categorized to Mortgage Loan or Auto Loan (or similar category)
    - additional principal (if any) as transfer to the mortgage account
    - escrow (if any) as transfer to an escrow account (a Cash or Checking account not connected to any bank for transaction downloading)
    You will to adjust the exact amounts of principal and interest paid every month based on the mortgage company's monthly statement.

  Are you new to Quicken Mac 2015/2016/2017?

  Welcome.

  If you haven't done
  so already, please review these videos for more information about Quicken Mac
  https://www.youtube.com/user/QuickenMac/videos
  

  Getting Started with
  Quicken for Mac
  https://www.quicken.com/support/getting-started-quicken-mac-2016

  Thanks! Very useful information. I am still a bit surprised that there isn't more of an instruction manual issued as part of the Quicken for Mac 2017 program. Perhaps I'll find one in the future.
• edited November 2016

  Adding the loans for Mortage/Auto is not the issue. Pretty much just add new liability accounts for these loans. The issue will be loan amortization which at present cannot be handled in QM..we understand this is a very high priority with the QM folks but have no visibility as to when it will be available.
  Check out the templates for the Mortgage calculator in Numbers under the Personal financial category.. This should suffice for you until Qm is updated to handle loans

  Thanks. I have worked out the amortization with online calculators and it comes out different than the mortgage projections due to the additional principle applied with each payment (I'm kind of OCD about round numbers and add just enough to round up to the closest $100). I think I will be able to do the splits manually, was just hoping it could be downloaded/updated automatically. thanks again
• edited December 2016

  Quicken Mac hasn't quite mastered the art of mortgage accounts yet.
  Until it does at some time in the future,
  

  • add mortgage accounts as liability accounts and do NOT attempt to connect them to the bank for transaction downloading
  • ditto for auto loans
  • add LOC, HELOC, etc. accounts as if they were credit card accounts, because they are what I call 'put-and-take' accounts. You withdraw money from the account and pay it back and you can do so repeatedly. Your bank may even support these accounts for transaction downloading.
  • To make mortgage payments, set up a transaction in your checking account with the Splits for
    - principal as a transfer to the mortgage account register
    - interest categorized to Mortgage Loan or Auto Loan (or similar category)
    - additional principal (if any) as transfer to the mortgage account
    - escrow (if any) as transfer to an escrow account (a Cash or Checking account not connected to any bank for transaction downloading)
    You will to adjust the exact amounts of principal and interest paid every month based on the mortgage company's monthly statement.

  Are you new to Quicken Mac 2015/2016/2017?

  Welcome.

  If you haven't done
  so already, please review these videos for more information about Quicken Mac
  https://www.youtube.com/user/QuickenMac/videos
  

  Getting Started with
  Quicken for Mac
  https://www.quicken.com/support/getting-started-quicken-mac-2016

  For help with QM2017, you can start here: https://www.quicken.com/support#osx
  If that is not enough, this may help too (material written for QM2016). Check out the following: https://getsatisfaction.com/quickencommunity/topics/quicken-for-mac-faq-where-to-find-a-help-guide-f...
  Note however that there is no info on loans in those links.
  ukr gave you a good explanation. For reference, you can also use Quicken Mac FAQ: How to set up a mortgage/loan (in QM2015/2016)?
  (If you find this reply helpful, please be sure to click 'Like', so others will know, thanks.)

  
  If you find this reply helpful, please be sure to click 'Like', so others will know, thanks.
  
  (Canadian user since '92, STILL using QM2007)
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  • Quicken Windows FAQ list
    
• edited December 2016

  Quicken Mac hasn't quite mastered the art of mortgage accounts yet.
  Until it does at some time in the future,
  

  • add mortgage accounts as liability accounts and do NOT attempt to connect them to the bank for transaction downloading
  • ditto for auto loans
  • add LOC, HELOC, etc. accounts as if they were credit card accounts, because they are what I call 'put-and-take' accounts. You withdraw money from the account and pay it back and you can do so repeatedly. Your bank may even support these accounts for transaction downloading.
  • To make mortgage payments, set up a transaction in your checking account with the Splits for
    - principal as a transfer to the mortgage account register
    - interest categorized to Mortgage Loan or Auto Loan (or similar category)
    - additional principal (if any) as transfer to the mortgage account
    - escrow (if any) as transfer to an escrow account (a Cash or Checking account not connected to any bank for transaction downloading)
    You will to adjust the exact amounts of principal and interest paid every month based on the mortgage company's monthly statement.

  Are you new to Quicken Mac 2015/2016/2017?

  Welcome.

  If you haven't done
  so already, please review these videos for more information about Quicken Mac
  https://www.youtube.com/user/QuickenMac/videos
  

  Getting Started with
  Quicken for Mac
  https://www.quicken.com/support/getting-started-quicken-mac-2016

  Meanwhile, you can now VOTE for built-in Loan Amortization
  First, click on the underlined link above to go there, then click VOTE at the top of THAT page, so your vote will count for THIS feature and increase its visibility to the developers.
  (If you find this reply helpful, please be sure to click 'Like', so others will know, thanks.)
  

  
  If you find this reply helpful, please be sure to click 'Like', so others will know, thanks.
  
  (Canadian user since '92, STILL using QM2007)
  Have Questions? Check out these FAQs:
  

  • Quicken Windows FAQ list
    
• edited November 2016

  Adding the loans for Mortage/Auto is not the issue. Pretty much just add new liability accounts for these loans. The issue will be loan amortization which at present cannot be handled in QM..we understand this is a very high priority with the QM folks but have no visibility as to when it will be available.
  Check out the templates for the Mortgage calculator in Numbers under the Personal financial category.. This should suffice for you until Qm is updated to handle loans

  Exactly! I plan on paying this off early and needed to keep track. I was blown away quicken did not have this function. It took me 5 minutes to draft an excel spreadsheet. I just plan on using Quicken to see total bill paid and the spreadsheet to follow principal, interest and balance.
• edited March 2017

  Yay. Found some posts that are relevant but not EXACTLY what I'm experiencing. I'm an experienced Quickbooks user but new to Quicken for Mac (I used Quicken way back in the dark ages so not literally 'new' to it but it doesn't even ring any bells since now I'm new to Mac). I tried to set up my mortgage account but no matter whether I entered an opening balance in the Increase column or the Decrease column or attempted other manipulations it keeps showing up in the Liability Accounts (correctly) but as a positive amount and not a negative. ?!