Money 2007 Canadian Version

#4 07-25-2006, 02:16 PM

In microsoft.public.money, SolaDude wrote:

- quote -

> I have been doing the above "manual" downloading for some time, but maybe
> the other banks will soon be providing full automated online services.

Microsoft would be interested in assisting that. Your bank might
want to see http://www.microsoft.com/money/fi.mspx

#3 07-25-2006, 01:11 PM

Thanks, the link you provided does show a good number of Canadian banks
prefixed by "Canada -" in the list.

However when setting up online services in Money 2007 only ING Direct is
listed as truly "online".

The other banks all fall into the category of providing the following:

Web Services allow you to download your statements and transactions into
Money by accessing your financial institution's web site and then clicking
"Download to Money".

I have been doing the above "manual" downloading for some time, but maybe
the other banks will soon be providing full automated online services.
--
Eric Bennett

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

- quote -

> In microsoft.public.money, SolaDude wrote:
> > Does it still only include Canadian banks in the Standard version? I am using
> > the 2007 Trial and I don't see any Canadian banks.
> They seem to be prefixed with "Canada-" within the account setup in
> Money, but are interspersed in the
> http://www.microsoft.com/money/banko...Type=BanksOnly
> list.
> I see that RBC is not in the lists.

#2 07-24-2006, 03:16 PM

In microsoft.public.money, SolaDude wrote:

- quote -

> Does it still only include Canadian banks in the Standard version? I am using
> the 2007 Trial and I don't see any Canadian banks.

They seem to be prefixed with "Canada-" within the account setup in
Money, but are interspersed in the
http://www.microsoft.com/money/banko...Type=BanksOnly
list.

I see that RBC is not in the lists.

#1 07-24-2006, 01:47 PM

Does it still only include Canadian banks in the Standard version? I am using
the 2007 Trial and I don't see any Canadian banks.
--
Eric Bennett

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

- quote -

> In microsoft.public.money, Purzel wrote:
> > Anyone if and when a canadian version will come out and also which version
> > it will be?
> > There is no longer a Canadian specific product. Canadians can
> actually use any version. They will get Canadian banks, they just
> won't get other Canadian specific info (taxes, RRSP vs 401k, etc).
> If they use a US term such as IRA, they can parallel many of the
> functions. I expect this will be some problem for tax preparation
> in that the basis rules for Canada (average across all accounts)
> vary from US rules (basis within accounts with some more choices in
> some cases).
> Canadian banks are included in the unified list, altho the Money
> interface of the banks themselves is often limited to the Web
> interface.
> Money 2007 does not have a "Canadian" mode as did some earlier
> versions of Microsoft Money. I expect Money 2007 should be able to
> convert the Money files Canadian versions since Money 2000, but of
> course I can't be sure. The current file format is a unified North
> American English version. I don't know what the situation is for
> Canadian French files.

07-23-2006, 07:31 PM

In microsoft.public.money, Purzel wrote:

- quote -

> Anyone if and when a canadian version will come out and also which version
> it will be?

There is no longer a Canadian specific product. Canadians can
actually use any version. They will get Canadian banks, they just
won't get other Canadian specific info (taxes, RRSP vs 401k, etc).
If they use a US term such as IRA, they can parallel many of the
functions. I expect this will be some problem for tax preparation
in that the basis rules for Canada (average across all accounts)
vary from US rules (basis within accounts with some more choices in
some cases).

Canadian banks are included in the unified list, altho the Money
interface of the banks themselves is often limited to the Web
interface.

Money 2007 does not have a "Canadian" mode as did some earlier
versions of Microsoft Money. I expect Money 2007 should be able to
convert the Money files Canadian versions since Money 2000, but of
course I can't be sure. The current file format is a unified North
American English version. I don't know what the situation is for
Canadian French files.

#-1 07-23-2006, 06:08 PM

Anyone if and when a canadian version will come out and also which version
it will be?

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