In article <400402b1[at]katy-news.txucom.net> , jldavid[at]hotmail.com says...
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You are a genius! I didn't realize that was the problem and I've money
since 97 came out. This has been one of my biggest pet peeves with
Money. Thank you.
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Vsevo Khoroshego,
Viggo

It is very confusing without any explanation. I worked with if for a period
of time and I think I solved my situation. What it is doing is accounting
for current monthly payment in the bottom slide bar as being the one time
payment. Example. If you are setting up your debt reduction it kicks into
effect for the next month such as February. However, if you have not made
the January payments on certain accounts yet it combines their total and
counts them as being the one time payment. I got around it by saying all
bills were paid for the current month so it would then begin my plan on the
next upcoming month.

"JASON" <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:06a901c3d995$1df81d20$a401280a[at]phx.gbl...
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I have the same problem!! I tried to set up 5 credit card
accounts in the Debt Reduction Planner, but it has me
making a HUGE baloon payment on one account right up
front. No matter if I try removing the account from the
list and adding it back, the results are the same: an
unwanted phantom baloon payment appears, which of course
skews all the calculations and renders the whole feature
useless. If you or anyone discovers a fix for this, do
everyone a favor and post!!!


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I have an Automobile in the debt reduction planner and it shows i made a
4000 payment this month when i didn't. My payments are recorded accurately.
It shows up just in the debt reduction planner. Any Ideas how to make the
Debt reduction planner not display a 4000 payment. Its like it was done
automatically. Both sliding bars are set to 0 and it still shows a payment
of 4000

TIA

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Stephen and Erica Chenelle