So I've upgraded to the new Money Plus Home & Business version. Same
problem.


"Lonewolf" <lonewolf147[at]wi.rr.com> wrote in message
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Cindy, have you had a chance to look at the screen shots?
Thanks


"Lonewolf" <lonewolf147[at]wi.rr.com> wrote in message
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What screen shots would you like? I would be glad to send them to you.

cindy


"Lonewolf" <lonewolf147[at]wi.rr.com> wrote in message
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I followed your last procedure and it almost works. Meaning, when I go to
the Allotment page, it says the minimum is $600 (it should actually be $789)
and if I set it to $600, I don't get those thousands of dollars of extra
allotments. But I still get them when I set it to a higher ammount (like
the actual minimum)

Would you like me to send you some screenshots?


"Cindy Conover" <cconover[at]kwfffftrucklease.com> wrote in message
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LW,
Put the % back in. And try a file repair. Make sure you open the repaired
file and not the old file. In the new file reset the DPR again. See if it
works now. It seems like it should be reset becasue of the ghost numbers,
maybe a file repair will help. Give it try and let me know. I will try to
recreate your problem on my end.

Cindy


"Lonewolf" <lonewolf147[at]wi.rr.com> wrote in message
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Yes, I did a reset.
Ok, so I went in to each of the 10 accounts and removed the minimum payment
info (both percentage and dollar ammount). Then moved over to the next page
where you allocate funds, and it said I need a minimum of $418. That
doesn't make sense because I set all minimums to zero? So I set it to $418
and moved to the bill page. It still was allocating thousands of more
dollars than the $418. I even went and reset the DRP again and it's the
same.



"Cindy Conover" <cconover[at]kwfffftrucklease.com> wrote in message
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JFwallac,

I am going to assume that you have already tried to reset the DPR.
Check your settings on your credit cards. Go the 2nd page in the DPR. Double
click on an account that is included. This will open a pop-up where you
have set up the interest etc for the account. Do you have this page all
filled in? Click on the amount for "Minimum paymnet" Do you have the
anything filled in the area? If yes, try taking out the minimum payment
amount.
Let me know if this help.


Cindy


<jfwallac[at]gmail.com> wrote in message
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On Apr 30, 12:42 pm, "Lonewolf" <lonewolf...[at]wi.rr.com> wrote:
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I am having this exact same problem with Debt Reduction Planner.
Resetting does not fix this.

Here's a similar issue in the DRP that resetting and repairing doesn't seem
to fix.

I have 10 debts I am managing. The total minimum payment for all ten debts
is $754. On the slider bar page, at the top is says my monthly allocation
minimum amount is only $579 (first problem). Then if I enter an amount of
$579, then move forward two pages to the bills page, it allocates a total of
$806 to my bills, where did it pull that extra $227? (second problem). Now,
if I reduce the minimum allotted amount to $578 or less, it drops the bills
to the correct minimum payments of $754 total. If I put $754 for my minimum
allotted amount, the bill page then has $3,458 total! That's over $2,700
more than the minimum!

I'm running Money 2007 Home & Business. I've seen this problem through the
last three versions of Money (2005, 2006, 2007) but never questioned the
error, just ignored it.

Any thoughts on this? Anyone else have this issue too?




"Percy Bell" <Percy Bell[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Thanks Cindy! I had the same problem (my problem was that even if I moved
the slider all the way to 0 I was always applying a one time payment of
1033.00 to my Debt.) Resetting the planner fixed it for me!

"Cindy Conover" wrote:

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Your welcome.


"Lonnie" <Lonnie[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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My gosh I didn't even know that there was a reset feature for the planner.
Thank you sooo much, it worked. I'll have to remember that little tid bit, as
I'm sure it'll come in handy again sometime down the road. Thanks again.

Lonnie


"Cindy Conover" wrote:

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Lonnie,

Have you tried resetting the DRP? I am not sure where it would be in 2006,
but in 2007 it is in Tools / Settings / Planner settings. I was having
trouble in 2007 and resetting was my only option.

Cindy


"Lonnie" <Lonnie[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I've been having this problem for quite some time now and cannot justify
buying ANOTHER upgrade until I know for sure one way or the other if this
problem is correctible or not. At present I"m using money 2006 deluxe and am
continuing to experience troubles with Debt Reduction Planner. It always
says that I'm going to be out of debt at such and such a time if I pay X
amount of dollars towards the debt. Example: Debt from one account being
$3,248. There is NO forecast spending (not using the card). Forecasted
Interest is $236. Total Spending & Interest $3,484. Money tells me that I
will be out of debt by Dec 1, 2007. However if you take the monthly payment
that I put in there, which is $350, and times that by the # of months between
now and the out of date by month, it doesn't even total the Current Balance
WITHOUT the interest. We all know that #'s do not lie, so what the heck is
going on and can it be fixed?

I have already read in the forums about some individuals being able to fix
this same type of problem by "Repairing Money File" fromt he "File" menu, but
that hasn't worked for me and the mathmatics are always wrong.

Thank you for any help

Lonnie