"Chris Cowles" <NoSpam[at]For.me> wrote:

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Thanks. It isn't a huge deal and I am not going to mess with it any
further. It would be nice, but I guess the main thing is there is
nothing wrong with my data or the way I set up the HELOC.

Chris Cowles wrote:
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Another observation: dunno why, but when you associate an asset with a
liability, Money changes the bank for the asset to the bank for the
liability. In my case it changed the bank for my house(?) to AmSouth, where
I recently opened a HELOC.

You can just delete the bank name from the asset, if you want. I did.
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Chris Cowles
Gainesville, FL

EdH wrote:
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First of all, a HELOC is associated with a car only indirectly. I believe
the purpose of the asset-loan links in Money is for the Lifetime Planner,
where sale of an asset implies payoff of the loan.

A credit card is the only account type that Money creates for a HELOC. But
if you go to the asset and look at the account settings page, you can
associate the credit account with the asset. You may find that it already
is.
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Chris Cowles
Gainesville, FL

Just purchased a used car on an home equity line. It is the only debt
on the line. I am unable to associate the HEL with the car. Money is
only showing me the credit card accounts. Oddly enough, even though I
went through the Home Equity Line setup when I set up the line a few
years ago, it shows as "Credit Card" as the type.

Is it only possible to associate real credit cards with assets?

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