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| This is exactly how I've worked it out. I created an asset to represent Car 1 (my previous car), which I transfered the value of the trade-in for Car 1 into asset for my new car, Car 2. Then I closed Car 1. Thanks "Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko[at]mind-enufalready-spring.com> wrote in news:uTrZD2AZHHA.4520[at]TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl: - quote - > Glad I could help. Note that when you sell the car, the value of the > asset account should end up at 0. The amount you get for it can be > transferred out or into a purchase transaction, say for a trade in. > Any greater amount that is still in the asset account is typically > expensed with a transaction (Automobile epreciation or something like> that). > "Dave Anson" <daveTAKEMEOUT[at]jazzthecat.co.uk> wrote in message > news:Xns98F0AA1578758JTC[at]216.196.109.145... > > Thank you for the prompt response. How dumb of me, I now hear what > > you are saying. Looking at the Account Details for the Asset, I can > > see the loan is associated with the asset. Never having set up an > > asset, I was treating the asset as a loan, which it is not. Therefore > > the only value the asset has is the desposit I paid and any equity I > > can make buy selling the car. |
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| Glad I could help. Note that when you sell the car, the value of the asset account should end up at 0. The amount you get for it can be transferred out or into a purchase transaction, say for a trade in. Any greater amount that is still in the asset account is typically expensed with a transaction (Automobile epreciation or something like that)."Dave Anson" <daveTAKEMEOUT[at]jazzthecat.co.uk> wrote in message news:Xns98F0AA1578758JTC[at]216.196.109.145... - quote - > Thank you for the prompt response. How dumb of me, I now hear what you > are saying. Looking at the Account Details for the Asset, I can see the > loan is associated with the asset. Never having set up an asset, I was > treating the asset as a loan, which it is not. Therefore the only value > the asset has is the desposit I paid and any equity I can make buy > selling the car. |
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| Thank you for the prompt response. How dumb of me, I now hear what you are saying. Looking at the Account Details for the Asset, I can see the loan is associated with the asset. Never having set up an asset, I was treating the asset as a loan, which it is not. Therefore the only value the asset has is the desposit I paid and any equity I can make buy selling the car. Thanks again "Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko[at]mind-enufalready-spring.com> wrote in news:eom3dQ#YHHA.2436[at]TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl: - quote - > I'm more or less with you until you say you want to "add previous loan > payments as transactions against the asset." > Normally, the Asset Account and the Loan Account have no interaction > like what you describe. The Asset Account is initially set to the > value of the vehicle and needs periodic adjustment as its value > declines. this process is not related to the Loan which is a function > of whose money you are using to buy the vehicle and how you get them > their money back and how much rent they charge you on their money > along the way. > "Dave Anson" <daveTAKEMEOUT[at]jazzthecat.co.uk> wrote in message > news:Xns98F06DE14CEC7JTC[at]216.196.109.145... > > I have MS Money 2004. I have an existing loan for which payments have > > already been made. I have created an Asset and Associated the loan > > with this. If this is the correct way to do it (correct me if i'm > > wrong), I would like to add previous loan payments as transactions > > against the Asset. > > > For the loan payment transactions, from my Bank Account the Category > > is "Loan Payment: <institue> ", which is split into "Principal > > Transfer: <institute> " (greyed out) and "Car: Car Payment". > > > From the Institute the transaction shows "Transfer: <Bank Accout> " > > (greyed out) |
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| I'm more or less with you until you say you want to "add previous loan payments as transactions against the asset." Normally, the Asset Account and the Loan Account have no interaction like what you describe. The Asset Account is initially set to the value of the vehicle and needs periodic adjustment as its value declines. this process is not related to the Loan which is a function of whose money you are using to buy the vehicle and how you get them their money back and how much rent they charge you on their money along the way. "Dave Anson" <daveTAKEMEOUT[at]jazzthecat.co.uk> wrote in message news:Xns98F06DE14CEC7JTC[at]216.196.109.145... - quote - > I have MS Money 2004. I have an existing loan for which payments have > already been made. I have created an Asset and Associated the loan with > this. If this is the correct way to do it (correct me if i'm wrong), I > would like to add previous loan payments as transactions against the > Asset. > For the loan payment transactions, from my Bank Account the Category is > "Loan Payment: <institue> ", which is split into "Principal Transfer: > <institute> " (greyed out) and "Car: Car Payment". > From the Institute the transaction shows "Transfer: <Bank Accout> " (greyed > out) |
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| I have MS Money 2004. I have an existing loan for which payments have already been made. I have created an Asset and Associated the loan with this. If this is the correct way to do it (correct me if i'm wrong), I would like to add previous loan payments as transactions against the Asset. For the loan payment transactions, from my Bank Account the Category is "Loan Payment: <institue> ", which is split into "Principal Transfer: <institute> " (greyed out) and "Car: Car Payment". From the Institute the transaction shows "Transfer: <Bank Accout> " (greyed out) Thanks in advance JTC. |
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