If I recall correctly, the way to get around this is to reset the debt plan
(under tools-> options or tools-> settings somewhere) and then possibly
recreate it.

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"Jeff P." <jeff_phil-NO[at]SPAM-yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:10vttge9iaph524[at]corp.supernews.com...
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I don't understand this. The Debt Reduction Planner seems to think that I
can somehow pay off all of my credit cards in the very first payment,
despite me indicating that I am only going to a fraction of this amount on a
monthly basis. I've already made sure that none of the cards on marked "pay
the balance each period" or whatever. I also went through all of my cash
accounts and entered a temporary balance adjustment so that Microsoft Money
would think that I have $0.00 in the bank in total. Thus, there is no money
for it to pay these bills off, yet it still insists on scheduling them to be
paid.

How? Why? How do I fix this?!

-Jeff