It's not a feature of any version.

Well, first, Money accounts and Money files are not synonymous, though you
seem to be using them synonymously. Here's the FAQ on merging files:
http://www.bollar.org/msmoney/#Q90.

Loan accounts, however, will be hard as they don't QIF export/import. Maybe
you should recreate them and tell money payments have already been made. You
could keep the history in you legacy files. The only real solution involves
re-entering lots of historic data.

"Kenneth Pardue" <kenneth[at]NOSPAMpardue.com> wrote in message
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Bob Peel, MVP wrote:
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Exactly what I needed to know. Many thanks.

Kenneth

You can use the export/import in QIF feature. Lets be chauvinist and assume
that your fiancée is the one who is giving up her Money File, then you need
to export the relevant Account(s) and import into your file.
If she has any transfers between her accounts then you must import all the
accounts together. Use CTRL + click to select when asked which file to
import.

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"Kenneth Pardue" <kenneth[at]NOSPAMpardue.com> wrote in message
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Maybe I haven't done enough digging into Money (Basic 2003), but I can't
seem to find out how to merge two separate money accounts into one file.
My fiancee and I will be bringing our two accounts together next year
when we get married, and we would both like to retain access to our old
accounts, as well as carry over our account histories for student loan
payments we've made so far. Ideally, I suppose we'll keep the student
loan accounts, close both of our checking accounts and bring the
balances forward into our joint checking account.

Is this a feature of the Deluxe version?

Thanks,
Kenneth