I can't believe this is still getting replies 3 years after my report. Apparently, the programmer is not only dumber than a bag of hammers, but he is stubborn, too.
This year, I find that I can import from Fidelity Investments without dealing with the broken TurboTax authenticator. TurboTax has some sort of back-door connection they establish to Fidelity where Fidelity handles the authentication and TurboTax can import the stuff that way.
The problem here is that the back-door connection remains live for some indeterminate time, and I cannot break out of that. I will have to wait some long time, try the connection, and hope to get the authentication pop-up from Fidelity again. That way we could use my wife's authentication to get to her accounts.
