When I calculate my new worth in MS Money 2000 (old
version I know) it adds my assets and liabilities instead
of subtracting them.

For example, if my savings, checking, investments total
$10,000.00 and my liabilities total $5000.00, MS Money
calculates my net worth as $15,000.00. Shouldn't my net
worth be $5,000.00? Shouldn't it subtract my liabilities
instead of add them?

Please let me know if there is a glich in the software and
how I can fix it.

Also please let me know if I am financially inept.

Thanks,

-k

Re: Does the New Worth Report have a fault by Tod

Tod
Fri Dec 26 18:38:03 CST 2003

In your example, the net worth should be $5,000.00. You may have an account
setup wierd, or there may be some corruption in your money file.

Try this: open the net worth report, go into the customization screen for
it, and reset it. Then select 'accounts' for the level of detail, go to the
accounts tab, make sure closed accounts are showing and then make sure all
accounts are selected. See what the report looks like then.

If that does not get you anywhere, I would backup your datafile and run the
repair tool on it.

Tod

"Ken" <szwakyd@medscape.com> wrote in message
news:042601c3ca3b$89ddc6c0$a001280a@phx.gbl...
> When I calculate my new worth in MS Money 2000 (old
> version I know) it adds my assets and liabilities instead
> of subtracting them.
>
> For example, if my savings, checking, investments total
> $10,000.00 and my liabilities total $5000.00, MS Money
> calculates my net worth as $15,000.00. Shouldn't my net
> worth be $5,000.00? Shouldn't it subtract my liabilities
> instead of add them?
>
> Please let me know if there is a glich in the software and
> how I can fix it.
>
> Also please let me know if I am financially inept.
>
> Thanks,
>
> -k