You can't, directly. You can make a single transaction out of your
checking, but it has to go into an intermediate 'slush' account. The loan
payments can be taken out of that slush account, as separate transactions.

This can all be automated, so it's not that painful.
--
Chris Cowles
Gainesville, FL


"TexJAM" <TexJAM[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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For what it's worth... I AM able to do this just fine in Quicken '04... I'm
reading and reading and trying different things, so maybe I can figure this
out. C'mon MS... why does Quicken make this soo much easier?

"TexJAM" wrote:

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I'm looking for a way to make one entry into my checking account register
that will show up as a principal/interest transfer for two seperate loan
accounts (i.e.- one entry that's split between two loan accounts) It's my
student loans... for accuracy, I have my subsidized/unsubsidzed loan accounts
listed seperately, but I only make one payment to the loan company that gets
split between the two accounts. I'd like to assume Money could handle this...
ONE entry with principal/interest tranfers to TWO accounts. It's giving me
grief and making me regret upgrading...

Thanks for ay help...
JAM