Some budget changes don't take effect until the subsequent calendar month.
Look at the annual budget report to see if you find it there. I'm assuming
2006 works similarly to previous version, in that regard.

"Yohan" <Yohan[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Well, it appears to be a glitch. The bill is added to my budget (the budgeted
and actual amounts are shown on my budget home page), however, the budgeted
income is not listed on my Income budget screen like my budgeted expenses are
on my Expenses screen. Is this a glitch or by design?

"Yohan" wrote:

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I recently upgraded to Money 2006 Trial, although I was also having this
exact same problem in Money 2005 Trial.

Under my Bills tab, I have a scheduled Paycheck for an exact amount every
week. I also have several other Bills for monthly amounts. Now, when I create
a budget, Money automatically adds all my bills as budgeted expenses and adds
the little red envelope icon next to it. In my cash flow forecast, I can see
them being taken away at specific dates just as it should. However, my
scheduled paycheck does NOT show up in my budget, no matter how hard I try.
It does, however, show up in the cash flow forecast, so if I manually add the
paycheck into my budgeted income, I get two paychecks each week. If I don't
include any income in my budget, then my reports are obviously off.

Is there a way to do this? I know I was able to do this in Money 2003. If
not, I guess the only option is to remove the paycheck from my Bills tab and
only have an item in my Budget. My cash flow forecast is just a lot easier to
read when I have the little red and green envelope icons next to my bills and
paychecks.

Thanks!