07-01-2003, 02:24 AM
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 Re: Return of Capital for Stock Investments On Mon, 30 Jun 2003 17:51:30 -0700, "Bill M." <cableguy1948[at]hotmail.com> wrote: - quote - > I'm not sure if Microsoft looks at this bulletin board or
When did they split off Nortel? I've had BCE since 1999 and don't see any> not, but I think they should. They seem to have a few > flaws in their software. > I have a stock (BCE) that I bought and because of the > Nortel split off, received a return of capital. Thus, to > date, BCE is down about $400, but Money indicates $6000 > down. I had this fixed in Money 2001 by re-entering all > the transactions again. I shouldn't have to do this > again, should I? > Thanks spin-offs during that time. According to Money, it's up about 30% this year. Money 2003 has a wizard to help record spinoff's. I've also recorded spinoffs in previous years without a problem. Look for spinoff in HELP. --ron |
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07-01-2003, 01:51 AM
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| Return of Capital for Stock Investments I'm not sure if Microsoft looks at this bulletin board or not, but I think they should. They seem to have a few flaws in their software. I have a stock (BCE) that I bought and because of the Nortel split off, received a return of capital. Thus, to date, BCE is down about $400, but Money indicates $6000 down. I had this fixed in Money 2001 by re-entering all the transactions again. I shouldn't have to do this again, should I? Thanks |
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