Prudential Retirement Account showing up twice Under Investment Overview

My prudential retirement account with my company

that account is entered into the Account Section one time

when I look at the overview of financial investments, the prudential account is listed twice.  And the amount of the account is being double counted in the overview totals.

how can I delete one of the two from the overview section ONLY

Answer

Hi Russ,

I understand it can be confusing when a conflict like this occurs. Looking at the account, we only see the entry made once as well, so nothing appears to be off; another place you might want to look is in the Hide page; go to Accounts, then click the Hide tab and see if the duplicated account shows up there. If it does, you can hide it from here.

If you don't see anything there, there is likely an issue specifically with the investments info that needs further investigation; please Contact Mint support or use our chat option from the Support page (appears during business hours only, 9-5 Pacific Mon-Fri) so our support team can further assist you.

Thanks,
Mint Mike

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