Using Turbotax this year to once again import National Financial Services 1099s. This year, Turbotax (new to me) is asking for a WealthScape Investor ID. Last year, they (Turbotax) popped a user/pass window and asked me to log into my brokerage account. Since I don't have a WealthScape Investor ID, I tried (on mystreetscape.com/auth) to register for a new one. Prompted for my first, last, DOB & last 4 SSN, WealthScape said it didn't match records (of course it does), and said I needed to contact my broker. I did, and they knew absolutely nothing about WealthScape and suggested I contact Turbotax.
So, ball's in your court TurboTax. How do I get a WealthScape Investor ID and Password.
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Please see this link directly from National Financial Services for more guidance on importing your information into TurboTax.
While National Financial Services is a partner that allows import directly into TurboTax, WealthScape is not listed as an import partner.
Forget above… while my 1099 says National Financial Services (both the 1099 itself and when I import it into TurboTax), I have to use “Fidelity Investments” in 2024 to import. Unlike last year when I imported National Financial Services. OMG…
I used https://www.mystreetscape.com/auth/access/login to register as a new user days ago. It worked for me.
However, the following message popped up when I tried "Register as a new use" again:
myStreetscape is now rebranded as Wealthscape InvestorSM.
You must use the new Wealthscape InvestorSM login page at https://www.wealthscapeinvestor.com to access your accounts.
If this link doesn't work, try calling their 800 number for support.
Good luck!