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08-11-2005, 10:39 PM
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 Re: Patriot Bonds Shoelaces, Try using the US Treasury Savings Bond Wizard http://www.publicdebt.treas.gov/sav/savwizar.htm You can manually enter the data from the Wizard into Money. That's what I do. Hope this helps. -Kevin "Shoelaces" <Shoelaces[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:32895606-569F-4156-BCF8-08C7597628BA[at]microsoft.com... - quote - > I have searched for "patriot bond" and "savings bond" and have turned up > little and what I found did not answer the questions I have. > I am using Money 2003 Deluxe. I am starting, yet again, and want to get > things in properly this time. > We have some Patriot Bonds and I am uncertain how best to deal with these. > Currently, I have an investment account with each bond listed within that. > Is that the best way to set these up? > If I purchase a $100 Patriot Bond today for $50 and the interest is 3.5%, > I > know when the bond is done maturing (30 years). How does Money know when > to > add interest into the account? |
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08-11-2005, 12:14 AM
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| Re: Patriot Bonds Money does not know how to do this automatically and you'll need to schedule the interest/dividends yourself. There are wizards, such as the "savings bond wizard," which can help you figure the amounts. -- "Shoelaces" <Shoelaces[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:32895606-569F-4156-BCF8-08C7597628BA[at]microsoft.com... - quote - > I have searched for "patriot bond" and "savings bond" and have turned up > little and what I found did not answer the questions I have. > I am using Money 2003 Deluxe. I am starting, yet again, and want to get > things in properly this time. > We have some Patriot Bonds and I am uncertain how best to deal with these. > Currently, I have an investment account with each bond listed within that. > Is that the best way to set these up? > If I purchase a $100 Patriot Bond today for $50 and the interest is 3.5%, > I > know when the bond is done maturing (30 years). How does Money know when > to > add interest into the account? |
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08-10-2005, 09:32 PM
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| Patriot Bonds I have searched for "patriot bond" and "savings bond" and have turned up little and what I found did not answer the questions I have. I am using Money 2003 Deluxe. I am starting, yet again, and want to get things in properly this time. We have some Patriot Bonds and I am uncertain how best to deal with these. Currently, I have an investment account with each bond listed within that. Is that the best way to set these up? If I purchase a $100 Patriot Bond today for $50 and the interest is 3.5%, I know when the bond is done maturing (30 years). How does Money know when to add interest into the account? |
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