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| I setup a scheduled Transfer with an amount equal to my anticipated average payment--this keeps the Forecast Cash Flow in the ballpark. When I get the bill, I enter the scheduled item using the amount from the bill. If I anticipate that the next bill will be way bigger or smaller than average, I occasionally feel compelled to Edit that entry in the series before I get the bill, again to get the Forecast Cash Flow back in the ballpark. You might also want to look at Debt Reduction Planner which can be setup to automagically modulate the scheduled amount. I don't find this helps that much at best and it does not solve the problem of having to replace the forecast amount with an actual amount when you get the bill. "Will Wilson" <willwwilson[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message news:%237vyPc2xEHA.1292[at]TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... - quote - > ok, > Do I need to setup an automatic transaction in bills and deposits and if so > set the ammount at what? Or is this something I will do manually every > month? > I currently do a manual entry everytime I make a payment and I do a "Credit > card payment" from my checking account to my CC account. However this will > not help with future cash flow. > Thank you for your help on this simple issue.... > "Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko[at]mind-enufalready-spring.com> wrote in > message news:%234G%23WVZxEHA.1404[at]TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... > > It should be how much money you intend to pay the credit card. > > > "Will Wilson" <willwwilson[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message > > news:u2JD9$UxEHA.1204[at]TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... > > > So what should I enter for the ammount of this transfer? Should it be > the > > > total of all budgeted items that go onto that card? |
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| ok, Do I need to setup an automatic transaction in bills and deposits and if so set the ammount at what? Or is this something I will do manually every month? I currently do a manual entry everytime I make a payment and I do a "Credit card payment" from my checking account to my CC account. However this will not help with future cash flow. Thank you for your help on this simple issue.... "Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko[at]mind-enufalready-spring.com> wrote in message news:%234G%23WVZxEHA.1404[at]TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... - quote - > It should be how much money you intend to pay the credit card. > "Will Wilson" <willwwilson[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:u2JD9$UxEHA.1204[at]TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... > > So what should I enter for the ammount of this transfer? Should it be the > > total of all budgeted items that go onto that card? |
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| It should be how much money you intend to pay the credit card. "Will Wilson" <willwwilson[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message news:u2JD9$UxEHA.1204[at]TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... - quote - > So what should I enter for the ammount of this transfer? Should it be the > total of all budgeted items that go onto that card? |
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| "SJCOHEN730" <sjcohen730[at]aol.com> wrote in message news:20041107203219.16189.00000246[at]mb-m02.aol.com... - quote - > > Subject: Money 05 Cash Flow Question > > From: "Will Wilson" willwwilson[at]hotmail.com > > Date: 11/7/2004 7:51 PM Eastern Standard Time > > Message-id: <O6$yV0SxEHA.908[at]TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl> > > I have recently started using Ms Money 05 and I have a problem with the > > cash > > flow forecast. > > > I have setup my budget as well as the bills and deposits. We use our > > credit > > card to purchase all of our day to day items due to the fact we get cash > > back from the credit card. We also pay the balance off every month from > > our > > checking account. > > > All of the items in the budget reflect the correct account they come out > > of > > including the day to day items coming out of the credit card account. > > However in the cash flow forecast the average of the accounts is correct, > > but the accounts themselves are not. Our checking account balance is > > going > > thru the roof, and our credit card balance is going in the ground. How do > > I > > fix the cash flow forcast to be more accurate on our checking and credit > > card accounts? > > > Thanks, > > > Will > > > > > > > > > Will, > Every month when you pay your credit card thru your checking account, > do > you create a transfer payment in Money? Schedule a transfer to debit your > checking account and credit your credit card account. I think that should > solve your problem. Good luck. Steve Thanks Steve, So what should I enter for the ammount of this transfer? Should it be the total of all budgeted items that go onto that card? |
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Will,> From: "Will Wilson" willwwilson[at]hotmail.com > Date: 11/7/2004 7:51 PM Eastern Standard Time > Message-id: <O6$yV0SxEHA.908[at]TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl> I have recently started using Ms Money 05 and I have a problem with the cash > flow forecast. > I have setup my budget as well as the bills and deposits. We use our credit > card to purchase all of our day to day items due to the fact we get cash > back from the credit card. We also pay the balance off every month from our > checking account. > All of the items in the budget reflect the correct account they come out of > including the day to day items coming out of the credit card account. > However in the cash flow forecast the average of the accounts is correct, > but the accounts themselves are not. Our checking account balance is going > thru the roof, and our credit card balance is going in the ground. How do I > fix the cash flow forcast to be more accurate on our checking and credit > card accounts? > Thanks, > Will Every month when you pay your credit card thru your checking account, do you create a transfer payment in Money? Schedule a transfer to debit your checking account and credit your credit card account. I think that should solve your problem. Good luck. Steve |
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| I have recently started using Ms Money 05 and I have a problem with the cash flow forecast. I have setup my budget as well as the bills and deposits. We use our credit card to purchase all of our day to day items due to the fact we get cash back from the credit card. We also pay the balance off every month from our checking account. All of the items in the budget reflect the correct account they come out of including the day to day items coming out of the credit card account. However in the cash flow forecast the average of the accounts is correct, but the accounts themselves are not. Our checking account balance is going thru the roof, and our credit card balance is going in the ground. How do I fix the cash flow forcast to be more accurate on our checking and credit card accounts? Thanks, Will |
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