How to download your bank transactions

We couldn't check this bank's menus against its own help pages, so follow the usual steps above.

We couldn't check this bank's menus against its own help pages, so follow the usual steps above.

• Use chase.com on a computer: it offers CSV and Quicken (QFX) files, while the Chase app only gives PDFs.
• The website covers about the last two years.

1. Sign in at wellsfargo.com on a computer.
2. Choose "Download Account Activity" and pick your checking account.
3. Set the From and To dates to cover the last 6 months.
4. Choose "Comma Delimited" as the format.
5. Select Download and save the file.

• "Comma Delimited" is a CSV file. The Quicken option works too.
• Checking and savings go back up to 18 months. Credit cards only go back 90 days.

We couldn't check this bank's menus against its own help pages, so follow the usual steps above.

We couldn't check this bank's menus against its own help pages, so follow the usual steps above.

1. Sign in at americanexpress.com on a computer.
2. Open the "Statements & Activity" menu.
3. Choose the download option and pick CSV as the format.
4. Pick the dates you want, then download.

• CSV is offered, along with Quicken and QuickBooks files.
• The CSV download covers recent activity and your last six statements. The activity search can reach back further.

We couldn't check this bank's menus against its own help pages, so follow the usual steps above.

• Use discover.com on a computer: the app only lists recent transactions, while the website shows up to 24 months.

1. Sign in at card.apple.com with your Apple Account.
2. Click Statements, then Export Transactions.
3. Choose a start date about 6 months back and an end date of today.
4. Choose CSV as the file format, then click Export.

• On iPhone: in Wallet, tap Apple Card, then Card Balance, then Export Transactions under Statements.

1. Sign in at ally.com and select your account.
2. Scroll to Transactions History.
3. Select the download icon.
4. Choose a CSV file. The Quicken (QFX) file works too.

• Ally shows up to 18 months of activity.

We couldn't check this bank's menus against its own help pages, so follow the usual steps above.

We couldn't check this bank's menus against its own help pages, so follow the usual steps above.

We couldn't check this bank's menus against its own help pages, so follow the usual steps above.

• Your transactions are on the Activity & Orders tab of your account.

1. Sign in to your Barclays credit card account.
2. Choose Transactions from the "Activity and Statements" menu.
3. Click "Download transactions".
4. Choose a file type from the list, pick the date range, and click Download.

• Pick CSV if the list has it. If not, a Quicken file ending in .qfx works too.

1. Sign in at sofi.com.
2. Open the Banking tab.
3. In the Activity section, click Export.
4. Choose your account and the last 6 months as the date range.
5. Click "Export to CSV".

• In the SoFi app: on the Banking tab, tap the gear icon, then "Statements and Documents", then "Export Transactions".
• One export can cover up to 2 years.

We couldn't check this bank's menus against its own help pages, so follow the usual steps above.