Do you have a cash account for money in your pocket? If so, transfer from
the liability to the cash account. If not, put some Food:Groceries (or
whatever) expense in the liability account until the cash share is paid
down.

<psandler70[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message
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All,

I'm sure variations on this question have been asked before, but I
can't seem to find an answer that makes sense in my situation.

I have a cash account that I use for loaning money, borrowing money,
etc. I call it Misc. Assets and Liabilities. I've used this
successfully in the past when I've floated someone money--for example,
I bought my mother's computer on my credit card. She sent me a check,
I put the deposit against that account, and all was well.

In my current situation, I pre-paid my volleyball team fees. The total
was $360, $60 of which was for myself. Representing the loan was no
problem--I split the payment so that $300 went into my "misc." account.

At least one member of my team will likely pay me in cash. How can I
represent this repayment in Money without actually making a cash
deposit?

Thanks in advance for any insight.

Phil