Yeah. The workaround is to mark those accounts as closed and exclude them
from reports. Money 2005 also works the same way.

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"Dan Okon" <dan15470[at]comcast.net> wrote in message
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I have been a money user for years. I just installed mm 2006 and did an
online update. When done, money downloaded all accounts that I have access
to at all financial institutions and created MM accounts for them. Of
course, it ignored the account that previously existed in mm 2004 for those
institutions - don't know why and realy don't even care.

Apparently, the logic is that if you have an acount at a financial
institution then you must manage it through money. You cannot avoid this -
you can only close the accounts you don't want to see and eliminate them
every time you do a report.

I cannot accept this logic. I have kids in college, business and trust
accounts that I manage all the time through my financial institutions. Both
banks and brokerage accounts are impacted. These non-personal accounts have
no business in my mm ledgers. MM will not allow me to delete or exclude
individual accounts but requires me to delete ALL accounts at a financial
institution. The effort to exclude them is just not woth the time.

So, if you use online access at your financial institution for non-personal
reasons, be advised of this restriction. For me, it's refund time and
re-install mm2004 untill I can find a better alternative.