MS Money 2006: How do I set up a sub-account?

#2 07-17-2006, 05:38 PM

I do not know how a "sub account" differs from a regular account at my
credit union. I do get the feeling that it will easier for them, and I
didn't object.

I'll create a separate account, then.

Rod

"Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup[at]please.tnx> wrote in message
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> In microsoft.public.money, Rod wrote:
> > I'm using Microsoft Money 2006 Premium. I've got a savings account with a
> > credit union, and recently I went there to open up a new account. They
> > suggested that I open up a "sub account", under my regular savings
> > account.
> > I went ahead and did that.
> How does a "sub account" at your credit union differ from a regular
> account at your credit union?
> The options would seem to be that it would be a separate account in
> Money, and another option would seem to be that it be a disregarded
> entity in Money.
> > > How do I represent this sub account, under my regular savings account? It
> > has the same account number, with a "-5" as a suffix.
> If you download, how does the information come in? I would let that
> determine things. If you don't download, I would see how it is
> represented on your statements.

#1 07-17-2006, 01:34 AM

As a separate savings account in Money.

"Rod" <Rod[at]NO.SPAM> wrote in message
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> How do I represent this sub account, under my regular savings account? It
> has the same account number, with a "-5" as a suffix.

07-16-2006, 10:24 PM

In microsoft.public.money, Rod wrote:

- quote -

> I'm using Microsoft Money 2006 Premium. I've got a savings account with a
> credit union, and recently I went there to open up a new account. They
> suggested that I open up a "sub account", under my regular savings account.
> I went ahead and did that.

How does a "sub account" at your credit union differ from a regular
account at your credit union?

The options would seem to be that it would be a separate account in
Money, and another option would seem to be that it be a disregarded
entity in Money.

- quote -

> How do I represent this sub account, under my regular savings account? It
> has the same account number, with a "-5" as a suffix.

If you download, how does the information come in? I would let that
determine things. If you don't download, I would see how it is
represented on your statements.

#-1 07-16-2006, 09:15 PM

I'm using Microsoft Money 2006 Premium. I've got a savings account with a
credit union, and recently I went there to open up a new account. They
suggested that I open up a "sub account", under my regular savings account.
I went ahead and did that.

How do I represent this sub account, under my regular savings account? It
has the same account number, with a "-5" as a suffix.

Rod

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