Check the scheduled bill to see whether it says 'calculated' in the entries
for principal and interest payments first. If there are values in there,
then it will always use them. To get the 'calculated' entry back, you can
follow http://money.mvps.org/faq/article/76.aspx. I'd make a backup before
you start any of this

Once they are back, then you might be able to change the bill to run from
the month that things started going wrong, and then re-enter the bills (make
sure you delete the incorrect records first). However, because of the nature
of the loan tool in Money, you might not be able to do this beyond the start
of the year, so a change on your PC clock back to the year things started
going wrong may be in order too (not recommended on trial versions!).

--
Glyn Simpson, Microsoft MVP - Money
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"Lance" <Lance[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Is there a way to force Money to recalculate the ammortization schedule. On
one of my loans it somehow quit adjusting the principle and interest
ammounts. Now it shows the entire payment is principal and then has even more
for interest, which causes it to have some unassigned. HOw do I force it to
recalculate.

It started this on payment 12 of a 60 payment loan. I am not at payment 45
so most of them are wrong.