Thanks. That was easy enough.

I was afraid that I would mess up my existing accounts by selecting Bank One
as the institution while setting up her account. Anyway, everything is
working as it should...
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"Richard Bollar" <bollar[at]bollar.org> wrote in message
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Simply create a new financial institution (for example "Bank One (Hers)")
and point it to Bank One with her logon.

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"Aloke Prasad" <aprasad123[at]columbus.rr.invalid> wrote in message
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This is with Money 2004 Dlx.

I have a checking and savings account setup at Bank One. Everything thing
works. I have a username and password to access the accounts, both on the
web, and directly through Money 2004.

My wife just opened another checking account at the same bank. However, she
has a different username and password to access her account on-line.

When setting up her account in Money, if I indicate the institution as Bank
One, it assumes that this account will also be downloaded using the same
username/account as my original one. If I change the name of the
institution to say "Bank One New", it doesn't provide any on-like access to
the account (I guess it is looking for an exact match of the name with it's
list of institutions).

Question: How can I have multiple username/password at the same institution
to access account information for different accounts?

Thanks.
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