If that's the case, close money, set the clock back to 1/31, and restart
money. Set up the debt planner, close money, fix the clock, then open money
again. It's an ugly workaround but I've used it at times for budget
purposes.

"Tim Lohman" <Tim Lohman[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hello, the debt planner does not start until the following month. If you
just set it up on the 3rd, it will not change anything in the current month.
In march you will see the changes.

"Sam Hulick" wrote:

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I go through the Debt Planner, add my 3 credit cards, and tell Money I
want to pay $1000/mo towards these cards. At the summary at the end, it
has me paying $287, $109, and $82. That doesn't total $1000! What's
going on??