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| I found this in a 2004 post and it worked for me in my 2008 version: First, reset the DRP--Tools, Settings, Planner Options (or Tools, Options, Planner in 2004 and prior(planner settings in 2008)), and click Reset Plan. Then add the account back into the DRP. Since your DRP will begin 11/1, if you have any payments due prior to that date, those amounts will be added into the first payment unless you check the box that indicates that these bills have already been paid when you setup the plan. "Dean" wrote: - quote - > I am having an issue with creating a debt reduction plan. Each time I try to > create a plan, the planner automatically adds a large amount to the initial > payment. This happens even when I set the "Making a One-time, Extra Payment" > amount to zero. > This happens not matter which account(s) I add to the plan. |
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| I'm having a similar problem - the issue is that Debt Planner takes the entire amount I've said is available for a monthly payment, and applies it to the remaining bill for the month. Currently I have 4 credit cards set up in debt planner, and when I click 'pay online' to send the first 3 to electronic bill pay, it resets the amount of the last bill to the ENTIRE amount for the month. I haven't figured our how to fix this, and clearly I won't be able to use debt planner if I don't, so if anyone has any advice I'd like to hear it. "Dean" wrote: - quote - > I am having an issue with creating a debt reduction plan. Each time I try to > create a plan, the planner automatically adds a large amount to the initial > payment. This happens even when I set the "Making a One-time, Extra Payment" > amount to zero. > This happens not matter which account(s) I add to the plan. |
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| Dean, I am not sure what version you are using but try this. Tools> Settings> Planner Settings Click Reset debt Plan in the bottom right. You will need to start over on your plan, but this should work for you. Cindy "Dean" <Dean[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:9B0DE6EC-3EA8-4C10-8A3A-F32611B9EF5B[at]microsoft.com... - quote - > I am having an issue with creating a debt reduction plan. Each time I try > to > create a plan, the planner automatically adds a large amount to the > initial > payment. This happens even when I set the "Making a One-time, Extra > Payment" > amount to zero. > This happens not matter which account(s) I add to the plan. |
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| I am having an issue with creating a debt reduction plan. Each time I try to create a plan, the planner automatically adds a large amount to the initial payment. This happens even when I set the "Making a One-time, Extra Payment" amount to zero. This happens not matter which account(s) I add to the plan. |
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