As you describe, the trick is the end date on one series of bills, and the
separate new series starts with the next event date.

"harrelsonesq" <harrelsonesq2[at]yahoo.com> wrote in message
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I got a raise, too. What I did was go to the scheduled transaction for the
paycheck, and give it an end date of December 31 Then I entered the split
information from the first January paycheck. I did not have the
double-income problem. I did, however, have another one that I think has to
be related.

I deleted the old budget, and started a new one. The income portion was
correct, with the information from the new paycheck. The expenses portion
was as close as it ever gets, as well. I was overjoyed to see, on the
second-to-last page, that I had about $200 left over.

Then I clicked finish, only to be presented with the dreaded, "Your budget
does not balance" message on the last screen. The income amount on the last
page is different from the correct one shown throughout the budgeting
process, and also different from the old amount. It's somewhere in between,
which leads me to believe it's averaging them, or something. I've had lots
of problems making the MS Money budget work for me, but have never even
heard of the budget telling you one thing on the penultimate page and then
something else at the end.

Money 05, in case anybody has any ideas.

Susan

"CK" <CK[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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On Jan 21, 1:31 am, CK <C...[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
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If you edit the income part of the budget to show zero, then close the
program down and re open it and then go back in and put the new income
amount in and you should be good to go.

My husband and I both received raises at the end of the year, so our paycheck
info has changed. We each get paid weekly, totalling 8 paychecks per month.
Now, my budget (and my estimated tax summary for 2007) is showing the old
paychecks each week, essentially doubling our income for each month (which I
only wish were true!)

I can't delete these extra paychecks anywhere. But it's completely messing
up all my reports. Is there anyway to fix this?