Thank you Mr. MVP....wonder what Microsoft would do without you guys???

Your suggestion fixed this issue. I was able to change both Interest rate
and the Credit limit. But why like that?!!!!

In any case, I appreciate very much for your help and time.







"Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup[at]please.tnx> wrote in message
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Thanks for the info.... Yes, I am using Money 2006 Standard. You are
correct, Sir.

I wish I was on the phone with that MS Support! In Canada, it's been many
years now that the only version we get is Standard and no other version is
available. So, this is our only choice.

I just need something that I can keep track of my personal accounts...credit
cards, saving, expenses and etc. Now, if I cannot change one simple Interest
rate or the limit of one of my credit cards with Money 2006, then it's time
to do some research and see what else is out there....Quicken maybe! There
is no reason to pay more to get the Deluxe version (even if it was available
in Canada) to do just that.

So, Mr. Ballmer: You just lost another customer for your Money...for now!
Don't do this
http://news.com.com/Court+docs+Ballm...l?tag=nefd.top
.....see what people need, then they will stay with you guys...or else!




"rpm" <rpm[at]verizon.net> wrote in message
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On Sat, 3 Sep 2005 23:36:45 -0400, "Ramin" <Ramin[at]HotMail.com> wrote:

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contacted MS support about this issue in MS Money 2005 Standard and
they said it was as designed. They did tell me that I could upgrade
to the Deluxe version and it can change CC interest rates.

In microsoft.public.money, D. wrote:

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Try this to change the interest rate in Money 2006 for your 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.
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 Liability. 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. Click ChangeLiabilityDetails. Change the interest rate. Click
OK.

5. Change the Account Type drop-down to Credit Card.
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Neither do I!!!!!!!

Seems like with every new release, we get 1 so-called new feature and lose
10 good-old feature!


PS: Not sure what Mr. Mark was talking about!



"D." <D[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Scroll down to the Credit Information section and click the Change Credit
Details button.

-Mark
"D." <D[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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It appears to be impossible to edit the interest rate or account limit on
credit card accounts. When one goes to "Change Account Settings", the Credit
Information is displayed, but there is no option to change it. Help?