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| Cal Learner-- MVP wrote: - quote - > In microsoft.public.money, GO wrote:
Thanks Cal. You got me pointed in the right direction. I can't quite buy> > Hello, > > > I'm currently using MS Money 2002 (v10) and am looking for > > assistance with an investment account. I have just setup a RRSP > > plan with my bank where x number of dollars will transferred into my > > two portfolios every month. I can easily set it up in Money to > > transfer the funds to the RRSP account, which shows up as a cash > > deposit. This in itself is fine but I'm not sure how to change that > > cash deposit to an investment transaction to show how many units > > were purchased in each portfolio. All of this investment/RRSP stuff > > is new to me so perhaps I'm just overlooking something? > Enter a Buy or units into the Investment Transactions register for > the account. or enter the units right away as I will have no idea how many were purchased or at what price until I receive a statement (or perhaps check online). So what I've ended up doing was just setting up a transfer of cash to the investment's cash "account", and will then be able to update the prices/units when my statement arrives. - quote - > > I also have a second question which may be better off suited to it's
I should have known that > > own post as it's completely unrelated to the above, but I will start > > here anyways... I have just received a corporate credit card > > through work and want to be able to keep track of this in Money but > > I would like it to not show up in the reports and what-not. Is > > there a way to keep it "hidden" from all other activities? I'm > > guessing my best bet would be to create a separate money file for > > it, but though I would ask to see if anyone had any ideas. > Reports can be Customized to exclude accounts. ![]() Thanks again, Greg |
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| In microsoft.public.money, GO wrote: - quote - > Hello,
Enter a Buy or units into the Investment Transactions register for> I'm currently using MS Money 2002 (v10) and am looking for assistance with > an investment account. I have just setup a RRSP plan with my bank where x > number of dollars will transferred into my two portfolios every month. I > can easily set it up in Money to transfer the funds to the RRSP account, > which shows up as a cash deposit. This in itself is fine but I'm not sure > how to change that cash deposit to an investment transaction to show how > many units were purchased in each portfolio. All of this investment/RRSP > stuff is new to me so perhaps I'm just overlooking something? the account. - quote - > I also have a second question which may be better off suited to it's own
Reports can be Customized to exclude accounts.> post as it's completely unrelated to the above, but I will start here > anyways... I have just received a corporate credit card through work and > want to be able to keep track of this in Money but I would like it to not > show up in the reports and what-not. Is there a way to keep it "hidden" > from all other activities? I'm guessing my best bet would be to create a > separate money file for it, but though I would ask to see if anyone had any > ideas. |
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| Hello, I'm currently using MS Money 2002 (v10) and am looking for assistance with an investment account. I have just setup a RRSP plan with my bank where x number of dollars will transferred into my two portfolios every month. I can easily set it up in Money to transfer the funds to the RRSP account, which shows up as a cash deposit. This in itself is fine but I'm not sure how to change that cash deposit to an investment transaction to show how many units were purchased in each portfolio. All of this investment/RRSP stuff is new to me so perhaps I'm just overlooking something? I also have a second question which may be better off suited to it's own post as it's completely unrelated to the above, but I will start here anyways... I have just received a corporate credit card through work and want to be able to keep track of this in Money but I would like it to not show up in the reports and what-not. Is there a way to keep it "hidden" from all other activities? I'm guessing my best bet would be to create a separate money file for it, but though I would ask to see if anyone had any ideas. TIA, Greg |
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