|
#2
| |||
| |||
| I know DRP does this. I don't mess with Essential *. Try changing to Advanced Bills and no DRP and see what happens. "Geekster" <noemail[at]xyahoox.com> wrote in message news:nb1Mi.106520$GO6.51485[at]newsfe21.lga... - quote - > Sorry about that... > Versions 2006/2008 (x by x install). Using Essential. In the Account > Details when setting up an account you check "Pay Balance Each Period," > but it still generates interest for the payment and one way you can see it > is Scheduled Bills. This also happens whether or not I use Debt > Reduction Plan managing the bill. |
|
#1
| |||
| |||
| Sorry about that... Versions 2006/2008 (x by x install). Using Essential. In the Account Details when setting up an account you check "Pay Balance Each Period," but it still generates interest for the payment and one way you can see it is Scheduled Bills. This also happens whether or not I use Debt Reduction Plan managing the bill. Thanks "Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko[at]mind-enufalready-spring.com> wrote in message news:egAoIucAIHA.5312[at]TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... - quote - > How about providing us some more context so we can maybe help better. What > version/edition are you using? Are you using Essential or Advanced > Register/Bills? Are you talking about the "Pay Balance Each Period" > setting in Account Details? (I'm not sure this is used much of anywhere so > I'm not sure why they have the checkbox.) Where are you seeing the > estimated balance that includes interest? Do you have a Debt Reduction > Plan managing the bill? > "Geekster" <noemail[at]xyahoox.com> wrote in message > news:m76Li.75$pX5.60[at]newsfe14.lga... > > Why does Money continue to estimate a Pay Balance Each Period that > > includes Interest? I would not be charged Interest if I paid the balance > > each period. I can get around this by setting a 0% Introductory Rate > > but I should not have to tweak the software like this. > > > Am I missing something? |
| | |||
| |||
| How about providing us some more context so we can maybe help better. What version/edition are you using? Are you using Essential or Advanced Register/Bills? Are you talking about the "Pay Balance Each Period" setting in Account Details? (I'm not sure this is used much of anywhere so I'm not sure why they have the checkbox.) Where are you seeing the estimated balance that includes interest? Do you have a Debt Reduction Plan managing the bill? "Geekster" <noemail[at]xyahoox.com> wrote in message news:m76Li.75$pX5.60[at]newsfe14.lga... - quote - > Why does Money continue to estimate a Pay Balance Each Period that > includes Interest? I would not be charged Interest if I paid the balance > each period. I can get around this by setting a 0% Introductory Rate but > I should not have to tweak the software like this. > Am I missing something? |
|
#-1
| |||
| |||
| Why does Money continue to estimate a Pay Balance Each Period that includes Interest? I would not be charged Interest if I paid the balance each period. I can get around this by setting a 0% Introductory Rate but I should not have to tweak the software like this. Am I missing something? |
| Tags |
| balance, calculates, interestwhy, pay, period |
Similar Threads | ||||
| Thread | Forum | Replies | Last Post | |
| How can I create a loan with a period of interest exemption ? Mr Bizzon: Hello everybody !! I currently use MS Money 2001, and I am trying to create a loan with a period of interest exemption . This kind of loan has... | Microsoft Money | 2 | 01-10-2006 04:28 PM | |
| Home Equity Loan - Interest computed on a 365/365 simple interest basis Kathleen Anderson [MVP - FrontPage]: I recently took out a Home Equity Loan with Bank of America and set it up in Money 2004. The first payment was taken by auto-debit a couple of days... | Microsoft Money | 11 | 10-21-2005 03:45 PM | |
| Money 2004 calculates gain wrong John: Problem Description: The problem I'm having with the Money 2004 Delux program is that the investments routine which calculates capital gain or... | Microsoft Money | 2 | 02-27-2004 07:52 PM | |
| Thread Tools | |
| Display Modes | |
| |