I'm not a Money expert, but it might help...

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;318841

The problem is, that if you create a bill, deposite, paycheck, etc
recurring, and then you delete it, it will still appear in your budget. Even
if you create a new budget!
So next time, before you delete such an item, set an end to them, like in
the article above.
If you already deleted them, you must play with the categories. Rename the
category,and remove from budget. Create a new category, and move bills, etc
to this one.

But anyway, this is a BUG. Hope it will be fixed soon....

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"Audioholic" <Audioholic[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I have been using money for three or four years now. I have used 2000,2003,
and now am on 2005. I have upgraded evertime hopgin that tey would fix the
problem with the special category configuration option. First i do not see
where there are options for these special transactions. Secondly to be more
specific if you use the "paycheck" option to track income everythgin will
work fine. But i made the mistake of putting the "paycheck" feature in a
deposit that i had recored in teh "bills & deposits" Function. Once you do
this it messes up any budgeting that you have ever done in the categories
that are included in the "paycheck" function. Such as gross pay, and any
taxes. The problem is that when you go to any of the budgets and go to the
specific categories that i just references and click to edit the category it
gives you a window that askes what you would like to edit the amount or add
to it. The problem is you cannot do anyhgin to the amount that is
highlighted. It is always there no matter what. I have tried to delete the
deposit and even tryied to make a new budget nothgin will get rid of it. All
i can figure is that you need to edit the special category for "paycheck".
thank for any help. Has anyone else ever ran into this problem.