I’m in a situation where I have some mutual funds I’ve owned since 2003.
The problem is, the funds used to be with one mutual fund company, then I transferred the account to another. Along the way, I never kept track of historical transactions so I could easily figure cost basis.

Does anyone know of a good software program (or some way) I could enter all the historical transactions and come up with a cost basis to figure my capital gains?
Thanks!

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