Is the savings account part of your budget? If it is, then perhaps Money
isn't seeing it because transfers within budgets have a zero net effect on
the budget.

If you remove the savings account from the budget, you'll start seeing a
'transfers out of budget' line on the budget. The monthly report might then
pick up on this.

Try it out in a copy of your main file first, to check to see whether that
will sort this out.

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"Steve" <amante__donne[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi

I hope that someone can help!

I use money 2003 FS and in the monthly report for March, it advises me that
i do not appear to have scheduled transfers from my current account to a
savings account, it then advises me to create a scheduled transfer, and
create a budget using my savings goals.

Well there IS a transfer from my current account to a savings account,
However i am unsure as to what to area to enter it in under the budget, my
immedite feeling is that it would go under a expense, but im not 100% on
this.

I have looked under the enter values from autobudget to look at the
headings, but nothing in there indicates the transfer i have from my current
to my savings account.

kind regards

Steve