In microsoft.public.money, maxine97 wrote:

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This would normally be a function of your financial institution. The
scenario is this: the institution states or implies a time of 00:00
on a given day . The institution marks the download file timezone as
earlier than your timezone. Money calculates that midnight at the
FIs timezone corresponds to 23:00 the day before in your timezone.
It's a sad situation.

This can also happens when the institution is in the same timezone,
but leaves the time zone info indicating they are using standard
time even tho the time has changed to daylight saving time.

The best outcome would be for the FI to timestamp the times to a
time during working hours. Alternatively they could leave the
timezone info out of the file, and Money would assume that the times
are in your timezone. The OFX specifications address this issue, and
tells how the institution should avoid the problem.

It would be really nice if Microsoft Money would not change the date
on you. While this would be a literal divergence from the OFX
specifications, it seems unlikely to hurt anybody, and it would help
many. OK, I guess it might hurt people near the international date
line.

A workaround that *you* can implement is to change your timezone to
eastern or GMT before processing the OFX downloads. Then change it
back afterwards.

I hope someone can help, I've searched online and cannot find anything.
Since the daylight savings time change, the transactions are downloaded as a
day earlier. For example, in my online banking the date says 4/2, but when it
downloads, it shows 4/1, in which I have to manually change so it can match
my acct. The dates are correct in my online banking acct. I'm using Money
2006 deluxe.

Please help!