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| "Marilyn & Bob" <Privacy[at]nospam.please> wrote in message news:%23JJZ0Dg3IHA.1436[at]TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... - quote - > Chase will work BUT they may charge you for the service. They charge
I use Chase solely for credit cards and pay no fees. I'm satisfied with the service to the point that I switched my Mom, whose finances I manage, from Capital One to Chase. Cap One does not allow scheduled automatic payments, and lots of people complain here of connection problems. Chase allows scheduled payments for the minimum, full balance, or a fixed amount, from the checking account of your choice. Their response to customer service inquiries on the web is fast and satisfactory.> $10/month for downloading the cash/credit accounts. Don't know about credit > card only. You can, however, download the transactions from their website > for free. -- Chris Cowles Gainesville, FL |
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| In microsoft.public.money, Folksinger wrote: - quote - > how can I know for sure which banks will before signing up
To find which credit cards which will work in the best way, look at> for their card? In particular, I'm looking to get a credit card from Chase > Bank. http://www.microsoft.com/money/banko...ovidersOnly#53 You want one that says "direct services" in the description, but does not have "third party" in the description. That would indicate that the institution provides OFX servers to let Money get the transactions directly from the CC company to Money. There are two different entries that start with "Chase", so make sure you get the right one. Lots of credit cards to have OFX servers, tho it may not seem so by random samples. They tend to be the larger ones. While there are a lot of others that offer this, Amex, Discover, and Citicard come to mind. |
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| Chase will work BUT they may charge you for the service. They charge $10/month for downloading the cash/credit accounts. Don't know about credit card only. You can, however, download the transactions from their website for free. -- Peace, BobJ "Folksinger" <Folksinger[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:4EB1DE3B-7022-4ADB-9C01-3ECA0E6F253D[at]microsoft.com... - quote - > "Chris Cowles" wrote: > > "Folksinger" <Folksinger[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > > news:6B699E84-29AA-48C5-AA22-51B6CEF42CB4[at]microsoft.com... > > > Hey Cal, > > > > > sorry about the "double thank-you" there....another question... > > > > > I got money to communicate with one of my banks, but not sure it's > > working > > > 100% properly. In this particular institution, I have 2 checking > > accounts, 1 > > > savings account, a car loan, and a credit card. > > > > > Money is pulling the info for the checking and savings accounts, but > > doesn't > > > pull the CC or car loan info. Am I doing something wrong? or is money > > not > > > set up to do that> ? > > > It will, if the bank supports that. Some banks don't manage the credit > > cards bearing their name. What bank is it? > > -- > > Chris Cowles > > Gainesville, FL > > thanks Chris....it's UNFCU (United Nations Federal Credit Union)....I'm > thinking about getting a credit card with a different bank if we can't get > the UNFCU transactions to go into Money automatically. If we determine > that > UNFCU won't do it, how can I know for sure which banks will before signing > up > for their card? In particular, I'm looking to get a credit card from > Chase > Bank. > tx > sean |
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| "Chris Cowles" wrote: - quote - > "Folksinger" <Folksinger[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
thanks Chris....it's UNFCU (United Nations Federal Credit Union)....I'm> news:6B699E84-29AA-48C5-AA22-51B6CEF42CB4[at]microsoft.com... > > Hey Cal, > > > sorry about the "double thank-you" there....another question... > > > I got money to communicate with one of my banks, but not sure it's > working > > 100% properly. In this particular institution, I have 2 checking > accounts, 1 > > savings account, a car loan, and a credit card. > > > Money is pulling the info for the checking and savings accounts, but > doesn't > > pull the CC or car loan info. Am I doing something wrong? or is money > not > > set up to do that> ? > It will, if the bank supports that. Some banks don't manage the credit > cards bearing their name. What bank is it? > -- > Chris Cowles > Gainesville, FL thinking about getting a credit card with a different bank if we can't get the UNFCU transactions to go into Money automatically. If we determine that UNFCU won't do it, how can I know for sure which banks will before signing up for their card? In particular, I'm looking to get a credit card from Chase Bank. tx sean |
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| "Folksinger" <Folksinger[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6B699E84-29AA-48C5-AA22-51B6CEF42CB4[at]microsoft.com... - quote - > Hey Cal,
It will, if the bank supports that. Some banks don't manage the credit cards bearing their name. What bank is it?> sorry about the "double thank-you" there....another question... > I got money to communicate with one of my banks, but not sure it's working > 100% properly. In this particular institution, I have 2 checking accounts, 1 > savings account, a car loan, and a credit card. > Money is pulling the info for the checking and savings accounts, but doesn't > pull the CC or car loan info. Am I doing something wrong? or is money not > set up to do that> ? -- Chris Cowles Gainesville, FL |
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| Hey Cal, sorry about the "double thank-you" there....another question... I got money to communicate with one of my banks, but not sure it's working 100% properly. In this particular institution, I have 2 checking accounts, 1 savings account, a car loan, and a credit card. Money is pulling the info for the checking and savings accounts, but doesn't pull the CC or car loan info. Am I doing something wrong? or is money not set up to do that> ? tx sean "Folksinger" wrote: - quote - > Thanks Cal, that did it! > "Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote: > > In microsoft.public.money, Folksinger wrote: > > > > > > > > in particular, our 2nd mortgage is an interest-only loan for now...how do I > > > set that up so that Money keeps the principal the same when it applies our > > > interest only payment? > > > Set the balloon payment equal to the principal. > > > Note that you pretty much always want to leave the interest rate > > blank so that Money will compute it if you know the payments. > |
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| Thanks Cal, that did it! "Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote: - quote - > In microsoft.public.money, Folksinger wrote: > > > > in particular, our 2nd mortgage is an interest-only loan for now...how do I > > set that up so that Money keeps the principal the same when it applies our > > interest only payment? > Set the balloon payment equal to the principal. > Note that you pretty much always want to leave the interest rate > blank so that Money will compute it if you know the payments. |
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| Thanks so much Cal.... "Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote: - quote - > In microsoft.public.money, Folksinger wrote: > > > > in particular, our 2nd mortgage is an interest-only loan for now...how do I > > set that up so that Money keeps the principal the same when it applies our > > interest only payment? > Set the balloon payment equal to the principal. > Note that you pretty much always want to leave the interest rate > blank so that Money will compute it if you know the payments. |
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| In microsoft.public.money, Folksinger wrote: - quote - > in particular, our 2nd mortgage is an interest-only loan for now...how do I
Set the balloon payment equal to the principal.> set that up so that Money keeps the principal the same when it applies our > interest only payment? Note that you pretty much always want to leave the interest rate blank so that Money will compute it if you know the payments. |
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| Hi All, trying to get my finances in order....been working to get Money 2006 Premium all set up. Am running into the following problem: When setting up our 1st and 2nd mortgages in the system, how do we get it so that Money allocates the appropriate amount to interest and the appropriate amount to premium? in particular, our 2nd mortgage is an interest-only loan for now...how do I set that up so that Money keeps the principal the same when it applies our interest only payment? tx |
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