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Old 05-24-2005, 01:28 AM
Chris Cowles
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Default Re: Mid Cap Mutual Fund shows up as Large Cap in Asset Allocation Repo

Asset allocation categories on the asset allocation tool is different from
asset allocation category as displayed on the lifetime planner. The latter
is set on the details page of the investment; the former, in the asset
allocation tool itself. The tool allows only a single category. The details
page of the investment allows multiple.

I don't know which source the asset allocation reports use. Check both to
make sure they're accurate.

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Chris Cowles
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> I have a mid cap mutual fund that shows up as a large cap on the asset
> allocation report. I modified the automatically downloaded asset
> allocation
> and made the mutual fund 100% mid cap; however, when I create an asset
> allocation report, the fund continues to appear as a large cap mutual
> fund.
> I am using Money 2004.
> Does this also occur in Money 2005? Any workarounds?
> Thanks,
> Jeff



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Old 05-23-2005, 11:37 PM
Jeff324234
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Default Mid Cap Mutual Fund shows up as Large Cap in Asset Allocation Repo

I have a mid cap mutual fund that shows up as a large cap on the asset
allocation report. I modified the automatically downloaded asset allocation
and made the mutual fund 100% mid cap; however, when I create an asset
allocation report, the fund continues to appear as a large cap mutual fund.
I am using Money 2004.

Does this also occur in Money 2005? Any workarounds?

Thanks,

Jeff
 

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