Have you been able to find out anything more about the so
called CDN version. I also bought it to use but it does
not support my bank even though my bank supposedly
supports Microsoft money
Diane
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FIList=5) and by
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Have you been able to find out anything more about the so
called CDN version. I also bought it to use but it does
not support my bank even though my bank supposedly
supports Microsoft money
Diane
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FIList=5) and by
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On Sun, 7 Sep 2003 17:36:16 -0700, "Susan" <susanmcewan[at]shaw.ca> wrote:

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Money 2004 is very Americanized in it's focus and unfortunately Microsoft
hasn't put out a truly Canadian version since 2000 so we have to live with
it. The real difference is in the retirement area where you have to select
IRA to mimic our RRSPs. I guess it would have taken too much work to
change that section... Make sure your Regional Settings in Windows is set
for Canada and that in the Money program itself, you have selected Canadian
dollar as the base currency under Tools - Options - Currencies. You may
have to exit and restart Money for the Canadian settings to take effect.
There is more about troubleshooting those settings if you type in Canadian
in Money Help.

This list was produced by looking at the Microsoft Money Online Financial
listings (http://www.microsoft.com/money/onlin...t.asp?FIList=5) and by
looking at major Canadian financial institution websites. This is not a
complete listing by any stretch of the imagination. Consult your financial
institution's website to determine if they work with Microsoft Money.

Money Certified:
- American Express Canada (Certified/Web Services)
- Bank of Montreal (Web Services, it's listed under mbanx but goes to the
main BMO website)
- CIBC (English/Francaise) (Web Services)
- Citibank Canada (Certified/Web Services)
- Laurentian Bank (Certified/Web Services)
- National Bank of Canada/Banque Nationale de Canada (Web Services)
- President's Choice Financial (Certified/Web Services)
- TD CanadaTrust/TD Bank (Web Services)

Allow for downloading of account details:
- Citizens Bank of Canada
- HSBC Canada
- Manulife Bank of Canada
- St. Willibrord Credit Union
- Scotiabank
- Royal Bank of Canada

Questionable:
- ING Direct (on the Money list, the link directs us to the site but the
site doesn't mention PFM programs anywhere)

In microsoft.public.money, saskee wrote:

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I came up with this list:

Banque National du Canada
Canada Trust
CIBC (English)
mbanx
National Bank of Canada
St. Willibrord CCU
TD Bank
CIBC (Francais)
President's Choice Financial
TD Canada Trust
SOLUTIONS BANKING



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My Canadian version listed CIBC with a few other Canadian banks, and a
couple of hundred American.


"Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup[at]please.tnx> wrote in message
news:60lnlvsjtcs59a8n7a4m2t6bvav94tmiq6[at]4ax.com...
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In microsoft.public.money, Susan wrote:

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The basis for stocks will be the average basis rather than the US
way of tracking basis.

I just bought MS Money 2004 the "Canadian" version,
however all of the banks that are listed in the program
and that can be accessed are American, as well most other
things are American (spelling, the way that a debit card
works in the US as opposed to Canada, ie: more like a
cheque). Can anyone tell me what is Canadian about this
version or did I get the wrong one? Thanks.
Susie in BC