Brian,

What gives is that American Funds supports Quicken but not Money.

I wouldn't get too excited though. American Funds support of Quicken
requires that each fund you own be set up as a separate account within
Quicken! Not a very realistic scenario.

Just create an account in Money 2005 for each of your American Funds
accounts (not funds). Enter your fund investments either during or
after account setup making sure to provide the correct fund symbol
where prompted.

I guarantee you that each time you open Money 2005, your fund prices,
and therefore your account balance(s), will be updated.

As you execute future transactions in your funds, manually enter them
into your account(s) within Money. Alternately, you can do this upon
receipt of your periodic statements.

I think even if I used Quicken I would do it this way!

Regards,
JB


Brian McNamara wrote:
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In microsoft.public.money, "Brian McNamara" <Brian
McNamara[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

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You can switch, or enter your data manually-- perhaps annually.
Money will track the current fund prices if you enter the fund
symbols.

Fidelity, Vanguard and others provide direct statements to Money.

I own Money 2005.

I have an account at American Funds financiali institution. Online
statements are not available for this financial institution in Money 2005. I
look their website and they do support Quicken.

What gives here?