Hi Jordan.

I noticed the same thing.

If you have just a simple ATM withdrawal, without debit cards, etc, you can
create a new category called ATM Withdrawals, or something similar.

This is what I did. Depending on which version of Money you use, you can
create it as a subcategory under Banking, or as a stand alone category.

Good luck,

Gary

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See http://umpmfaq.info/faqdb.php?q=93. If it's made as part of, say, a
purchase at the grocery store on your Discover card, you can record the
whole transaction amount and then split it into, say $80 Food:Groceries and
$20 Transfer:[the cash account described in the FAQ answer].

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I have set-up an account called Cash on Hand. This account is reconciled by me
on the last day of the month to whatever cash I have at that time. The account
is credited as a transfer from my bank checking account whenever I do an ATM.
The account is charged via scheduled expenses based on my history of spending
cash for food, household expenses or leisure items as well as any specific cash
I might spend when I get a haircut. Same process can be used with credit cards
by setting up a credit card account and charging all your expenses to it and
then when you pay off the card each month doing a transfer from your checking
account to credit your credit card account. Hope this helps. Steve

This might be a lame question, but how should i catagorized an atm withdraw,
especially if its made at the register along with your other purchases??

right now i have it as a custom made expense "atm withdraw", how have you
done it??

and who would the payee be? thanks..