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Bifurcation Handling in PortfolioCenter 5.5
PortfolioCenter 5.5 makes it easier to manage bifurcated average cost positions. What does this mean for your data? You should verify your settings are correct.
Task Scheduler fails to start PortfolioCenter Backup
The scheduled task which backs up PortfolioCenter failed. The back up did not run and the Task Scheduler says “could not start.” What’s wrong?
PortfolioCenter Management Fee Deduction Options
When billing a household group, you have two options for deducting your management fees. When should you choose which option?
External Management Fees in PortfolioCenter
In PortfolioCenter, you need to take some extra steps to provide your clients who pay by check with net of fees performance returns.
Corporate Action Processing in PortfolioCenter
Processing corporate actions in PortfolioCenter is easy once you’ve gathered the right information. Here’s where to find the information you need.
7 Decisions about Billing in PortfolioCenter
Before running your first set of invoices in PortfolioCenter, you need to make seven decisions — in addition to determining your fee schedule.
7 questions to answer before switching brokers
Not all custodians are equal when it comes to getting data into PortfolioCenter. Before you decide to change brokers, ask these 7 questions.
Changing brokers in PortfolioCenter
How can we switch brokers without losing all of our cost basis information in PortfolioCenter?
In PortfolioCenter, what does “change in accrued” mean?
Accrued income is interest that has been earned but has not yet been paid to the shareholder. Many managers choose not to display accrued income on their PortfolioCenter reports, because clients find it confusing.
7 reasons PortfolioCenter cost basis differs from the broker’s
Th new cost basis reconciliation tools in PortfolioCenter reveal the difficulty of keeping the two systems in sync. Here are 7 common reasons why.
Tracking cost basis in PortfolioCenter
How much time should you devote to cost basis in PortfolioCenter software since new regulations do not require advisors to track cost basis?
Handling inherited securities in PortfolioCenter
How do I get PortfolioCenter to treat the cost basis of an inherited security as “long term” no matter when I sell it?
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