Mine was doing that, but is working properly now. I haven't upgraded to 2006
yet. It also did it after I installed 2005, but that turned out to be an
unrelated problem.

MS has been playing with the site again, I think.

Susan

"John" <John[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E91E0248-BFF9-4492-BC23-DFCDA86FE7A1[at]microsoft.com...
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In microsoft.public.money, John wrote:

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You can download statements from most brokers without a Passport.
Ditto most big credit cards. They provide their own servers to give
the data to Money.

Many banks do not provide those servers. Most credit unions do not.
If you are looking for such a bank when choosing, you can find them.
For those that do not provide their own servers , a third party gets
involved and those connections require Passport.

If you click on your institution at
http://www.microsoft.com/money/bankonline.aspx you can see if the
term "third party" is part of the description.

By import financial data do you mean conneting to your back and brokrage and
getting your statment and transactions?
-John

"Jim" wrote:

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I had the same problem. If you do NOT need to import financial data into
Money 2006, you can go to 'File - Password Manager' and set up a normal
password for this program.
--
jim


"John" wrote:

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Now that I am using Money 2006 and my msn password to login every time I go
to my msn the login only has my account name. No [at]hotmail.com and no
password. Even if I tell msn to save my account and password.