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| Dick --- Your second paragraph makes sense. I'm going to try that. Thanks for your quick and helpful reply! ---Deafblue "Dick Watson" wrote: - quote - > Two thoughts: > One: you don't have the problems if you don't let the banks and FIs decide > how you want your data in Money. When you Just Say No to downloaded > transaction data and enter the stuff yourself, you get it your way the first > time. It can be done. I have almost 14 years of data and not one entry got > there from downloaded data. > Two: if your Money 401k account has a Money associated cash account, you > should make sure the paycheck portion categorizes the $200 to Transfer:[name > of 401k cash account]. Then when you download the investments, they should > be Buys, and specify the 401k cash account as the source of the funds in the > Transfer: field of the investment transactions. Right now, I'm inferring > that all but the last step is what's happening. > "Deafblue" <Deafblue[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:B93ADB9A-5931-4C5B-A42F-8E63DE209B8A[at]microsoft.com... > > I have a deferred comp program where every paycheck I contribute a certain > > amount, say $200. That $200 is divided according to how I allocate which > > funds it will go to in the program's various stock & mutual funds. When I > > enter my paycheck into MS Money, the category within the paycheck > > categories > > is "deferred comp - contribution." (Of course I don't know at the time I > > am > > entering my paycheck, excactly how much of that $200 is going to the > > several > > funds I have chosen in the deferred comp program). The deferred comp > > program has online updates, so a couple times a month it will show exactly > > how that $200 was divided. > > > The problem is that my "Deferred Comp" Investment account in Money shows > > my > > $200 paycheck "contribution," but also will show the online update > > transactions from the program, showing how the $200 was allocated. Thus, > > it > > looks to MS Money as if I'm contributing $400 per paycheck instead of $200 > > because the Money file gets my paycheck "contribution to deferred comp," > > plus > > later will get the online updates from the program. Sorry if I'm not > > explaining this well, but I don't know how to fix this. I cannot simply > > "delete" the contribution from the Paycheck distribution. Anyone have > > thoughts on this? Thanks much -- |
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| Two thoughts: One: you don't have the problems if you don't let the banks and FIs decide how you want your data in Money. When you Just Say No to downloaded transaction data and enter the stuff yourself, you get it your way the first time. It can be done. I have almost 14 years of data and not one entry got there from downloaded data. Two: if your Money 401k account has a Money associated cash account, you should make sure the paycheck portion categorizes the $200 to Transfer:[name of 401k cash account]. Then when you download the investments, they should be Buys, and specify the 401k cash account as the source of the funds in the Transfer: field of the investment transactions. Right now, I'm inferring that all but the last step is what's happening. "Deafblue" <Deafblue[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B93ADB9A-5931-4C5B-A42F-8E63DE209B8A[at]microsoft.com... - quote - > I have a deferred comp program where every paycheck I contribute a certain > amount, say $200. That $200 is divided according to how I allocate which > funds it will go to in the program's various stock & mutual funds. When I > enter my paycheck into MS Money, the category within the paycheck > categories > is "deferred comp - contribution." (Of course I don't know at the time I > am > entering my paycheck, excactly how much of that $200 is going to the > several > funds I have chosen in the deferred comp program). The deferred comp > program has online updates, so a couple times a month it will show exactly > how that $200 was divided. > The problem is that my "Deferred Comp" Investment account in Money shows > my > $200 paycheck "contribution," but also will show the online update > transactions from the program, showing how the $200 was allocated. Thus, > it > looks to MS Money as if I'm contributing $400 per paycheck instead of $200 > because the Money file gets my paycheck "contribution to deferred comp," > plus > later will get the online updates from the program. Sorry if I'm not > explaining this well, but I don't know how to fix this. I cannot simply > "delete" the contribution from the Paycheck distribution. Anyone have > thoughts on this? Thanks much -- |
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| I have a deferred comp program where every paycheck I contribute a certain amount, say $200. That $200 is divided according to how I allocate which funds it will go to in the program's various stock & mutual funds. When I enter my paycheck into MS Money, the category within the paycheck categories is "deferred comp - contribution." (Of course I don't know at the time I am entering my paycheck, excactly how much of that $200 is going to the several funds I have chosen in the deferred comp program). The deferred comp program has online updates, so a couple times a month it will show exactly how that $200 was divided. The problem is that my "Deferred Comp" Investment account in Money shows my $200 paycheck "contribution," but also will show the online update transactions from the program, showing how the $200 was allocated. Thus, it looks to MS Money as if I'm contributing $400 per paycheck instead of $200 because the Money file gets my paycheck "contribution to deferred comp," plus later will get the online updates from the program. Sorry if I'm not explaining this well, but I don't know how to fix this. I cannot simply "delete" the contribution from the Paycheck distribution. Anyone have thoughts on this? Thanks much -- |
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