Actually I'm wrong. With the credit cards, it starts using the right amount
at 4 accounts, not 2.

"Cristof Falk" <c-r-i-s-t-o-f-f[at]charter.net> wrote in message
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Thanks for trying, Chris. When I had the liability accounts, I had 4, and it
didn't seem to start working right until there was basically 1 left. Right
now with the credit cards, I have 6, and it doesn't seem to get right until
there's 2.


"Chris Cowles" <spam_magnet[at]remove-me-bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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No thoughts but I cannot replicate. I have only two revolving accounts in
the DRP and it did not change after upgrade.
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Chris Cowles
Gainesville, FL

"Cristof Falk" <c-r-i-s-t-o-f-f[at]charter.net> wrote in message
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Any thoughts on this? Is this repeatable for other people?

I'm having trouble where, in the DRP in M2007, I have it set to $300/month. But for almost 2/3 of the months, the amount is much less (around $120). It's only near the end that it finally allocates the $300 I say to use. Previously, I had my liability accounts in the DRP instead with an amount of $1400, and it was doing something similar of only scheduling about $500 per month for 2/3 of the months.

I've done the usual suspects of clicking the Reset Debt Plan in Settings...Planner, in doing a repair, in closing and reopening, all with no luck.

There are no months where the spending is above the minimum specified.

With it the way it is, it sees me as being in debt for years longer than I actually will by by paying what I say I'll pay.

Any thoughts on this? Is this repeatable for other people?

Thanks.