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| TRB I should have added that after I entered the paycheck info and posted it. I then EXITED money and then opened money again. Then the loan never reverted to paycheck. Unless I forgot to exit money after posting paycheck. Sinve I'm paid every other week now is happens only a few times a year. I just now pay close attention wheneveer I submit ANY loan payment immediately after posting paycheck. "TRB" <TRB[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:F642DAF2-7AC1-44FA-9CD1-ECAA34A98161[at]microsoft.com... - quote - > Should have added that I'm still having the same issue. Sorry for the > confusion. > TRB > "TRB" wrote: > > Thanks Lou, I did notice that it said "paycheck" and deleted the original > > "bill summary" entry, (reminder??), and recreated it. Now my category > > correctly states "Loan Payment: Home Mortgage". > > > I also forgot to include that I'm using Microsoft Money Plus Deluxe > > Version > > 17.0.120.1415. > > > TRB > > > > "Lou" wrote: > > > > I was having a similar issue a while back and I think I figured it out > > > and > > > avoid the situation that caused it. This may not be your situation, > > > but > > > mine was more prevelant when I was paid on the 15th and last day of the > > > month. > > > > > What was occuring I would update my last day of month paycheck (a > > > scheduled > > > deposit), then post it to my checking account. IMMEDIATELY would then > > > submit > > > my Mortgage payment (due the next day, as most are). When I went to > > > Mortgage > > > account it tuned out that ALL P&I went to principle only. After > > > experiencing this for a while I finally noticed that the Mortgage > > > payment in > > > the Category box indicated PAYCHECK instead of LOAN PAYMENT:MORTGAGE if > > > I > > > had just posted my paycheck earlier. > > > "TRB" <TRB[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > > > news:E1AA93A6-944D-4680-AFBC-CC2C73B3AB88[at]microsoft.com... > > > > Ok, long time user of M.M., (to imply my compentency level.) > > > > > > > Entered all necessary data into my "home mortgage" loan page, > > > > included all > > > > necessary information, (see example below). > > > > > > > Created a "bill" in the "bills summary" section. Seems to work ok, > > > > with > > > > the > > > > exception that it calculates the principal in excess of $500. > > > > > > > i.e.,. Principal + interest = $608 > > > > Additional (escrow) = $240 > > > > Total payment = $848 > > > > > > > The amortization schedule calculates correctly. > > > > > > > Go into Bills Summary and created the bill properly. > > > > > > > When I try to add transaction, (make payment), total is correct on > > > > "amount" > > > > of $848. But get "sum of splits does not match....." if I click on > > > > "split" > > > > to see / edit the amounts, I get: > > > > > > > Principal = $750, Interest = $385( correct), Transfer to Escrrow = > > > > $240(correct). > > > > > > > THIS IS WHERE MY PRINCIPAL should BE $223! WHY is it adding roughly > > > > $500 > > > > to the principal at this level? > > > > > > > I DO understand that it is suppose to autocalc, and it does for the > > > > amortization schedule, but autocalc for "Bills Summary" is whacked, > > > > or I'm > > > > overlooking something? > > > > > > > ANY suggestions? > > > > > > > TRB > |
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| Should have added that I'm still having the same issue. Sorry for the confusion. TRB "TRB" wrote: - quote - > Thanks Lou, I did notice that it said "paycheck" and deleted the original > "bill summary" entry, (reminder??), and recreated it. Now my category > correctly states "Loan Payment: Home Mortgage". > I also forgot to include that I'm using Microsoft Money Plus Deluxe Version > 17.0.120.1415. > TRB > "Lou" wrote: > > I was having a similar issue a while back and I think I figured it out and > > avoid the situation that caused it. This may not be your situation, but > > mine was more prevelant when I was paid on the 15th and last day of the > > month. > > > What was occuring I would update my last day of month paycheck (a scheduled > > deposit), then post it to my checking account. IMMEDIATELY would then submit > > my Mortgage payment (due the next day, as most are). When I went to Mortgage > > account it tuned out that ALL P&I went to principle only. After > > experiencing this for a while I finally noticed that the Mortgage payment in > > the Category box indicated PAYCHECK instead of LOAN PAYMENT:MORTGAGE if I > > had just posted my paycheck earlier. > > "TRB" <TRB[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > > news:E1AA93A6-944D-4680-AFBC-CC2C73B3AB88[at]microsoft.com... > > > Ok, long time user of M.M., (to imply my compentency level.) > > > > > Entered all necessary data into my "home mortgage" loan page, included all > > > necessary information, (see example below). > > > > > Created a "bill" in the "bills summary" section. Seems to work ok, with > > > the > > > exception that it calculates the principal in excess of $500. > > > > > i.e.,. Principal + interest = $608 > > > Additional (escrow) = $240 > > > Total payment = $848 > > > > > The amortization schedule calculates correctly. > > > > > Go into Bills Summary and created the bill properly. > > > > > When I try to add transaction, (make payment), total is correct on > > > "amount" > > > of $848. But get "sum of splits does not match....." if I click on > > > "split" > > > to see / edit the amounts, I get: > > > > > Principal = $750, Interest = $385( correct), Transfer to Escrrow = > > > $240(correct). > > > > > THIS IS WHERE MY PRINCIPAL should BE $223! WHY is it adding roughly $500 > > > to the principal at this level? > > > > > I DO understand that it is suppose to autocalc, and it does for the > > > amortization schedule, but autocalc for "Bills Summary" is whacked, or I'm > > > overlooking something? > > > > > ANY suggestions? > > > > > TRB > |
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| Thanks Lou, I did notice that it said "paycheck" and deleted the original "bill summary" entry, (reminder??), and recreated it. Now my category correctly states "Loan Payment: Home Mortgage". I also forgot to include that I'm using Microsoft Money Plus Deluxe Version 17.0.120.1415. TRB "Lou" wrote: - quote - > I was having a similar issue a while back and I think I figured it out and > avoid the situation that caused it. This may not be your situation, but > mine was more prevelant when I was paid on the 15th and last day of the > month. > What was occuring I would update my last day of month paycheck (a scheduled > deposit), then post it to my checking account. IMMEDIATELY would then submit > my Mortgage payment (due the next day, as most are). When I went to Mortgage > account it tuned out that ALL P&I went to principle only. After > experiencing this for a while I finally noticed that the Mortgage payment in > the Category box indicated PAYCHECK instead of LOAN PAYMENT:MORTGAGE if I > had just posted my paycheck earlier. > "TRB" <TRB[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:E1AA93A6-944D-4680-AFBC-CC2C73B3AB88[at]microsoft.com... > > Ok, long time user of M.M., (to imply my compentency level.) > > > Entered all necessary data into my "home mortgage" loan page, included all > > necessary information, (see example below). > > > Created a "bill" in the "bills summary" section. Seems to work ok, with > > the > > exception that it calculates the principal in excess of $500. > > > i.e.,. Principal + interest = $608 > > Additional (escrow) = $240 > > Total payment = $848 > > > The amortization schedule calculates correctly. > > > Go into Bills Summary and created the bill properly. > > > When I try to add transaction, (make payment), total is correct on > > "amount" > > of $848. But get "sum of splits does not match....." if I click on > > "split" > > to see / edit the amounts, I get: > > > Principal = $750, Interest = $385( correct), Transfer to Escrrow = > > $240(correct). > > > THIS IS WHERE MY PRINCIPAL should BE $223! WHY is it adding roughly $500 > > to the principal at this level? > > > I DO understand that it is suppose to autocalc, and it does for the > > amortization schedule, but autocalc for "Bills Summary" is whacked, or I'm > > overlooking something? > > > ANY suggestions? > > > TRB |
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| I was having a similar issue a while back and I think I figured it out and avoid the situation that caused it. This may not be your situation, but mine was more prevelant when I was paid on the 15th and last day of the month. What was occuring I would update my last day of month paycheck (a scheduled deposit), then post it to my checking account. IMMEDIATELY would then submit my Mortgage payment (due the next day, as most are). When I went to Mortgage account it tuned out that ALL P&I went to principle only. After experiencing this for a while I finally noticed that the Mortgage payment in the Category box indicated PAYCHECK instead of LOAN PAYMENT:MORTGAGE if I had just posted my paycheck earlier. "TRB" <TRB[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E1AA93A6-944D-4680-AFBC-CC2C73B3AB88[at]microsoft.com... - quote - > Ok, long time user of M.M., (to imply my compentency level.) > Entered all necessary data into my "home mortgage" loan page, included all > necessary information, (see example below). > Created a "bill" in the "bills summary" section. Seems to work ok, with > the > exception that it calculates the principal in excess of $500. > i.e.,. Principal + interest = $608 > Additional (escrow) = $240 > Total payment = $848 > The amortization schedule calculates correctly. > Go into Bills Summary and created the bill properly. > When I try to add transaction, (make payment), total is correct on > "amount" > of $848. But get "sum of splits does not match....." if I click on > "split" > to see / edit the amounts, I get: > Principal = $750, Interest = $385( correct), Transfer to Escrrow = > $240(correct). > THIS IS WHERE MY PRINCIPAL should BE $223! WHY is it adding roughly $500 > to the principal at this level? > I DO understand that it is suppose to autocalc, and it does for the > amortization schedule, but autocalc for "Bills Summary" is whacked, or I'm > overlooking something? > ANY suggestions? > TRB |
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| Ok, long time user of M.M., (to imply my compentency level.) Entered all necessary data into my "home mortgage" loan page, included all necessary information, (see example below). Created a "bill" in the "bills summary" section. Seems to work ok, with the exception that it calculates the principal in excess of $500. i.e.,. Principal + interest = $608 Additional (escrow) = $240 Total payment = $848 The amortization schedule calculates correctly. Go into Bills Summary and created the bill properly. When I try to add transaction, (make payment), total is correct on "amount" of $848. But get "sum of splits does not match....." if I click on "split" to see / edit the amounts, I get: Principal = $750, Interest = $385( correct), Transfer to Escrrow = $240(correct). THIS IS WHERE MY PRINCIPAL should BE $223! WHY is it adding roughly $500 to the principal at this level? I DO understand that it is suppose to autocalc, and it does for the amortization schedule, but autocalc for "Bills Summary" is whacked, or I'm overlooking something? ANY suggestions? TRB |
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