The same thing happens to me. I press "OK" and get taken to the window with
the two pie charts. There are no errors or "!"s there. I follow the asset
allocation thread all the way through "done", then I get taken right back to
"expected return" in the lifetime planner where it still tells me there's not
enough asset allocation information.

I sure wish somebody could tell me what the problem is.

On Sun, 24 Jun 2007 12:56:00 -0700, cpa10house
<cpa10house[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

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When you hit <OK> from that dialog box, on mine, it takes me to a page entitled
"Compare current and target asset allocations"

Below the title are two 3D pie graphs, and below that is a table.

Underneath the table is a "!" message and a list of investments (one in my
case) for which Money apparently does not have the asset class information.
--ron

If you click OK you get to a screen where a "preferred" assets allocation is
compared to your own asses allocation. I didn't go further as I'm satisfied
with the custom rate.

Good luck,

Eric
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I am trying to get Money to estimate my future return on investments under
the Expected Return section of the Lifetime Planner. When I select that
button, a window pops up that tells me that there is information missing from
my asset allocation area and that I should "fill in" any missing information
and try again.

For the life of me, I can't see where I am missing any information. Is
there a way to track it down?

Thanks - Steve