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| I have Money+ and I get an error message "The transaction can not be entered" when I try to redeem a CD. There also is no option to "sell" either. Any thoughts? "Scott Tyler" wrote: - quote - > "-stephen" <widget_50-at-yahoo-dot-com> wrote in message > news:C_6dnWqFydT8Ni3VnZ2dnUVZ_sHinZ2d[at]earthlink.com... > > I created an investment account 5 years ago for a CD which has now matured > > on 1 August 2008. I accumulated the interest each month with Activity > > "Interest". I now want to close out the CD and transfer the initial > > deposit > > plus interest to a checking account. Which "Activity" do I select which > > will > > let me move the total value of the CD to another (checking) account? > > > When I try "Redeem CD/Bond", I can fill in all of the information, > > including > > to which account to transfer the proceeds, but I get an error message "The > > changes you are making will cause the balance for "Account name" to become > > negative at some point. Please cancel or revise the transaction". > > > Thanks, > > -stephen > > Washington DC > > > The "Interest" activity puts all the interest in the investment cash account > (an Investment account in Money contains both an Investment register and a > Cash register, you can select either of these from the left margin when you > click into the investment account), rather than reinvesting it in the CD. > If you change those to "Reinvest Interest", the interest will go into the > CD, and you can redeem the CD for the final value. > Depending on locality and financial institution, some CDs pay the interest > to a savings account, where the holder of the CD can spend the money > immediately (I've never seen such a CD myself in real life, but I've read on > this newsgroup that they do exist), other CDs compound the interest into the > CD, where it can't be touched until maturity. As Money has to model either > scenario, there is an "Interest" and a "Reinvest Interest" activity. > Redeeming a CD results in a "Sell" of the CD, with a cash account (in your > case, the checking account) being the target of the transfer. I'm assuming > from what you posted that the CD (an investment entity in Money) contains > the original value of the CD, and the cash account associated with the > investment account that holds the CD in Money contains the 5 years of > interest. As such, you're getting the "go negative" error when attempting > to redeem for the final value. > If there are too many interest transactions to change, you could use > "Redeem" or "Sell" for the original value (not the final value) of the CD, > use the investment cash account (where all the "Interest" payments went) as > the target for the transfer, and then enter a transfer from the investment > cash account to the checking account for the final value of the CD. > -- > Scott Tyler > agent_scotty-at-hotmail-dot-com |
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| Thank you. A perfect solution and clearly described. It was a five-year CD, so I was able to change all 60 of the transactions from Interest to Reinvest Interest with about 90 seconds of Tab Tab Tab R Enter. -stephen Washington DC |
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| "-stephen" <widget_50-at-yahoo-dot-com> wrote in message news:C_6dnWqFydT8Ni3VnZ2dnUVZ_sHinZ2d[at]earthlink.com... - quote - > I created an investment account 5 years ago for a CD which has now matured
The "Interest" activity puts all the interest in the investment cash account> on 1 August 2008. I accumulated the interest each month with Activity > "Interest". I now want to close out the CD and transfer the initial > deposit > plus interest to a checking account. Which "Activity" do I select which > will > let me move the total value of the CD to another (checking) account? > When I try "Redeem CD/Bond", I can fill in all of the information, > including > to which account to transfer the proceeds, but I get an error message "The > changes you are making will cause the balance for "Account name" to become > negative at some point. Please cancel or revise the transaction". > Thanks, > -stephen > Washington DC (an Investment account in Money contains both an Investment register and a Cash register, you can select either of these from the left margin when you click into the investment account), rather than reinvesting it in the CD. If you change those to "Reinvest Interest", the interest will go into the CD, and you can redeem the CD for the final value. Depending on locality and financial institution, some CDs pay the interest to a savings account, where the holder of the CD can spend the money immediately (I've never seen such a CD myself in real life, but I've read on this newsgroup that they do exist), other CDs compound the interest into the CD, where it can't be touched until maturity. As Money has to model either scenario, there is an "Interest" and a "Reinvest Interest" activity. Redeeming a CD results in a "Sell" of the CD, with a cash account (in your case, the checking account) being the target of the transfer. I'm assuming from what you posted that the CD (an investment entity in Money) contains the original value of the CD, and the cash account associated with the investment account that holds the CD in Money contains the 5 years of interest. As such, you're getting the "go negative" error when attempting to redeem for the final value. If there are too many interest transactions to change, you could use "Redeem" or "Sell" for the original value (not the final value) of the CD, use the investment cash account (where all the "Interest" payments went) as the target for the transfer, and then enter a transfer from the investment cash account to the checking account for the final value of the CD. -- Scott Tyler agent_scotty-at-hotmail-dot-com |
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| I created an investment account 5 years ago for a CD which has now matured on 1 August 2008. I accumulated the interest each month with Activity "Interest". I now want to close out the CD and transfer the initial deposit plus interest to a checking account. Which "Activity" do I select which will let me move the total value of the CD to another (checking) account? When I try "Redeem CD/Bond", I can fill in all of the information, including to which account to transfer the proceeds, but I get an error message "The changes you are making will cause the balance for "Account name" to become negative at some point. Please cancel or revise the transaction". Thanks, -stephen Washington DC |
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