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| Much depends on how you did things you didn't describe. In general, I'd say that your best bet--if you want to treat these as Money Investments--is to define an investment as a $1 CD, renew 2,134.00 units worth (the original value plus interest) for $2,134.00 and then Buy another 2,000 units with the transferred $2,000. For all the benefit Money is going to give you tracking these as Investments, I'd think hard about just calling them a Savings Account and skipping the headache. "Fred" <hprabowo[at]ureach.com> wrote in message news:F7FBCEC7-3821-4E46-BC75-A07D73CB6A40[at]microsoft.com... - quote - > If at the end of a 1 year cd I want to add money from my checking account to > the cd and renew it for 1 more year how do I do that. Lets say I have > currently have a one year cd for $2000 and it it needs to be renewed under > the same cd number and I want to add $2000 to it from my checking account. > I want to show the money coming from my checking account to add the $2000. |
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| If at the end of a 1 year cd I want to add money from my checking account to the cd and renew it for 1 more year how do I do that. Lets say I have currently have a one year cd for $2000 and it it needs to be renewed under the same cd number and I want to add $2000 to it from my checking account. I want to show the money coming from my checking account to add the $2000. Fred |