"Adam S." <Adam S.[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Personally, I ignore MMF fund purchases. It's not worth the noise it
creates. I can still record MMF dividends in my investment accounts,
even though Money thinks I don't own any.

I've recently decided to start transferring my checking account funds from my
bank to my investment brokerage account. The funds will be transferred into
a money market fund where I will use this fund for day-to-day expenses.
However, herein is my problem. I rely heavily upon the Cashflow tool with
Money, but Money only tracks cash accounts, bank accounts, the "cash" balance
of an investment account, etc. Since money market transactions are treated
as purchases from the "cash" portion of the investment account, then I'm
unable to accurately forecast my cashflow. Given this, does anyone have any
suggestions of how I might be able to track the value of the money market
fund, in conjuction with other cash accounts, inorder to forecast cashflow?
I'm currently using Money 2006 and not sure if this is available in later
versions.