DRP assumes that once it's paid down you won't keep "running up debt." DRP,
as noted previously, does not deal well with the case of us non-interest
payers who use the cards for convenience and just want DRP to set the
payments in the future to values that make the cash flow work out. All of
this is why I recommended abandoning DRP and setting the scheduled transfer
to some amount you predict.

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What you describe sounds exactly like a bill setup to be managed by the DRP.
Why, again, isn't this working for you?

You need both accounts (the one you pay the credit card bill from and the
credit card bill) to be designated as in the budget in their account
details. Then the DRP planned transfer should be a no-op to the budget.

I've found that trying to get DRP to do this is imprecise since, for
instance, it want to pay today's balance not the balance from two weeks ago
when the statement was printed. It also insists on throwing on an interest
estimate even if you aren't going to pay any. I just set the bill amount to
the last twelve month's average +/- my guesstimate of what's changed since
then. If you aren't trying to minimize total interest paid on a bunch of
accounts carrying a balance, DRP is a pretty crude tool. M04 changed so
little that I doubt it would work any better for you in this regard.

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