Cindy Winegarden wrote:
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Reporting. The ability to transfer from one account to another and account
for it as a transfer, not as an expense and income. Lots of other stuff. I
find it lacking, but I'm a little anal in some ways.

If you really don't care, start with the MSN application. If you find it
wanting, you can buy Money, sync with the web, and download your data. It
may lack some detail but the data will be there. You can then sever the link
between Money and MSN if you want, and just use Money.
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Chris Cowles
Gainesville, FL

I worked with MS Money briefly a year or two ago and I need to start over
and use it again and more faithfully.

I've got an MSN Premium subscription that's up around the end of the year.
It includes "Money Plus." I can get MS Money Premium for a good price, so
that's not an issue, but if I have most/all the functionality already via my
MSN subscription it might add a reason to continue the subscription and skip
buying more software.

I'm not a particularly sophisticated Money user. Assuming I'm online all the
time, I don't mind storing my information "in the sky," and I won't be
paying many bills via either one, what are the differences between the two?

Thanks!

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Cindy Winegarden MCSD, Microsoft Most Valuable Professional
cindy_winegarden[at]msn.com www.cindywinegarden.com
Blog: http://spaces.msn.com/members/cindywinegarden