In microsoft.public.money, jcm wrote:

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I am sorry to hear that.

That would imply that somehow incorrect data was being downloaded
from somewhere. That has to be frustrating.

Cal Learner,
I tried what you suggested in Money 2005 Standard without success. When I
re-enabled online services for my account, Money created a duplicate account.
After merging the duplicate accounts, the credit card info (e.g., interest
rate, credit limit) assumed the values of the new account created by Money,
not the account I had edited.


"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In the Account Register, click on Change Account Settings in the left pane.

Scroll down to the Credit Information and click Change Credit Details.

The part I had a hard time with was changing the minimum payment. It totally
does not look clickable, but it is.

HTH,

Susan
"Ryan the Humble" <ryndavis10[at]cox.net> wrote in message
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Thanks much, I don't feel too stupid now that it wasn't a super easy fix
that I should have figured out on my own. I appreciate it.


Ryan
"Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup[at]please.tnx> wrote in message
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In microsoft.public.money, Ryan the Humble wrote:

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Here is how to change the interest rate in Money 2005 for a credit
card:

1. Go to Account Settings by right-clicking the account on the
account list.


2. If the Account Type drop-down is grayed out, disable online
access for that account


1. If the credit card is enabled for online access, disable that.
[M05]Banking-> AccountTools-> ManageOnlineServices. Click the credit
card account, and choose StopUsingOnlineServices....


2. Go to Account Settings by right-clicking the account on the
account list.


3. Change the Account Type drop-down to Bank. If the Account Type
drop-down is grayed out, you probably did not disable online access
for that account. (changing to Bank also seemed to work, but gave
a different setup)


4. Change the interest rate.


5. Change the Account Type drop-down to Credit Card.


6. Set up the credit card for online access again if you like.

I don't know if I am blind or just Stupid but I have searched and searched,
but cannot figure out where I change the interest rate or avaliable balance
on a credit card accout.


I know as soon as you tell me, it will be kicking myself but I cannot figure
it out in this version. I checked the FAQ but didn't see it. Again I am
probably just blind.


Thanks

Ryan