Thanks for the great ideas. I'll give them a try.
Tom

"Tom" wrote:

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"H Gohel" <gohel[at]babbage.csee.usf.eduXXX> wrote in message
news:uBGs2Z6EGHA.516[at]TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
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The same can be accomplished, and more tightly associated with your salary,
but adding both an income entry and a transfer out entry to the after-tax
tab on your paycheck. The income entry should be categorized as 'employer
matching' or something similar, and is negative. The transfer out portion
should go to the cash account for target 401k, and is positive.

The effect on the paycheck is neutral, it captures the matching income, and
creates a deposit in the 401k.
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Chris Cowles
Gainesville, FL

Tom wrote:
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Because this is amount not part of the paycheck, a separate recurring
deposit of $56.46 on the same day as your paycheck needs to be added to
your scheduled bills & deposits. There is already any income category
for this, so Money will categorize it properly.

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Himanshu

Ever since I upgraded to Money 2006 Deluxe from Money 2003. My 401k
contributions are overdrawn each week after on-line updating, by $56.46. This
amount is my employer before tax match to one of my funds. This match is not
reflected on my paycheck. So changing my pretax deduction on my paycheck
changes my totals. The fund totals are correct each week. What am I missing,
I think I looked at everything? This week I had to make an extra deposit of
$56.46 into my 401k contribution list to balance the file to $0.00