I've also had the problem. Most likely, Money thinks you still own a small
fraction of shares. In later versions, if you attempt to delete the
security Money will indicate the fraction of a number still owned. I then
adjusted the sale transaction accordingly. You could also find the exact
shares owned by looking at the stock the day before you sold.


"John Gallagher" <jgallagher11[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I know this is more of an annoyance than a major problem but -

The main page of Money Plus (and the versions before it) show an "Investment
Summary". This should only show securities that you actually own along with
"Last" (price) and "Change".

I have just sold a number of funds and now have quantities of 0 for them in
their respective accounts. Most cleared off "Investment Summary". However 2
are still there even though they are verifiably no longer owned.

I remember running into this before and believe that it somehow is a
rounding error somewhere in the software. I don't remember what I did but I
got those to disappear the last time.

Does anyone know the solution on this? I really don't want to see these
stocks anymore.

Thanks for any help.

JohnG