No explicitly, but I think I know what you mean. I recently refinanced my
mortgage and the "next bill due date" for my new mortgage is future dated (in
July). The "net worth" is exactly the "total account balance" plus the new
mortgage balance. Looks like MS Money doesn't count my new mortgage balance
in the net worth chart, even though it does count it in the "total account
balance". I'm not sure if this is by design or a bug.

"." wrote:

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Hi WF,

Do you have some number of large transactions in your register(s) that
are listed with a future date? I think only transactions up until the
current date are used to calculate Net Worth.

Good luck!

On May 13, 8:11 pm, WF <W...[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
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It sometimes differs from the "total account balance" shown on the "account
list", but most of the time remains the same. Shouldn't they be the same
all the time? Right now, sometime it is much much bigger than the total
account balance, giving me an illusion that I could retire now... Am I
missing something?

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