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| On Sep 25, 6:37 pm, "Vernon Sandusky" <Verno...[at]community.net> wrote: - quote - > Is there a way to let me set the current value of a CD or somehow fake the
Vern,> system into thinking it is a different kind of investment? I have a CD in a brokerage account I maintain in Money, and in my experience the current "price" of the CD automatically updates when I download the account balance and statements from my bank. I'm lucky with this account because I have other brokerage accounts that simply will not interact correctly with Money when downloaded, so I have to maintain them manually. [sigh] The good news is yes... you can manually update the CD price like this: 1. Open your account list. 2. Click to open the account containing the CD. 3. Once the account is open, on the menu to the left of the account register, click on "Account Summary." 4. Click once to highlight the CD in the "holdings" menu. 5. On the menu to the left of the holdings list, click "Update prices." 6. On the next menu that pops up, click on "Update prices manually." 7. In the pop-up box that will appear, make sure the name of your CD is displayed in the "Investment" window at the top (it should be already). 8. Type in the date and price of your CD and click on the "Update" button... and that's it. IMPORTANT NOTE: My experience with CD price tracking in Money has been that Money keeps track of the CD price in $100 of original CD value. For example, if you bought a $1000 CD, and it's now worth only $900, then the "price" Money uses is to track its value is "$90." Likewise, if you bought a $100,000 CD and it's now worth $101,000, the "price" Money uses is $101. The correct total CD value will display in the holdings menu of the account. Good luck, JAL |
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| I have MS Money 2007. How do I set the current value of a CD? It seems not to let me do it, but insists the current value of a CD is the purchase price. The way that Merrill Lynch reports the value of a CD in a brokerage account is by its current or discount value. If I have to use the purchase price as always the current value, it makes it difficult to balance my brokerage statements against my porfolio values. Is there a way to let me set the current value of a CD or somehow fake the system into thinking it is a different kind of investment? Thanks, Vern |
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