Just create it as a deposit. I know what you mean about it being treated as
income, but it is, although balanced by a new debt, ie cost neutral. Net
worth shouldn't be affected, so long as you include the new loan/liability
account in it.

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"Mowack" <Mowack[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I am getting a loan that will be put into my checking account for my use
however I want. There is no asset as colateral. I will just be recieving
cash. I cannot get Money 2003 to create a loan that deposits money into my
account.
Do I just have to create a deposit into my checking account?
The thing I don't like about that is money treats it as an income with a
category when it is really more like a transfer. The budget and net worth
features don't work correctly like that.