Well, at least that will keep it in the account.

I think this is just going to be the way it works. You have realized a gain
in the value of the investment. What else should Money call that besides
Income (in, say, an Income and Expense Report)?

US versions/US tax treatment is that this Income will not be used by the Tax
Estimator/dumped in the tax reports due to retirement account flag. Can't
say for Canada.

"don_in_canada" <donincanada[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Yes, I do - I have played around with that and tried to transfer it the
retirement account, then I tried a new retirement account, then I tried a
cash account, nothing seemed to work.

Is there something else I should try??

Thank you for your help.

"Dick Watson" wrote:

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Do you have a Transfer Account in the Sell transactions?

"don_in_canada" <don_in_canada[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I consider myself a software savey person however I can't seem to solve this
problem.

I have set up retirement accounts in Money however when I make a sale, the
proceeds are shown as income (which it should not be, it should stay in the
account). The account is set up as a retirement account and I am in Canada.

Does anyone have any thoughts? Thank you for your help.