Re: Money Counts Transfers as Income by No
No
Sun Jan 02 11:50:34 CST 2005
How to put an investment account (in addition to its associated cash
account) into budget? My expense vs. budget report is showing large
transfers into and out of budget accounts because my investment buys and
sells are treated as transfers between the investment account and the
associated cash account. If I don't include my investment cash account in
the budget, then the money I send to investment becomes transfer out of
budget account.
I would think transfers have nothing to do with budget, no matter which
accounts they involve!
"Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko@mind-enufalready-spring.com> wrote in
message news:O7l$OzA8EHA.3708@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> Have you tried Customize|Category|[clear the checkbox for] Include
> transfers?
>
> "RD" <RD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:02DF0D0F-6EF2-4EA0-BDF0-60926B0A3E91@microsoft.com...
> > In MS Money 2004 Premium, I've noticed that in the "reports" section,
> > "income
> > and spending over time" report, that MS Money counts transfers between
> > accounts as both an income and expense: income to the account receiving
> > the
> > transfer, and expense to the account the transfer comes from. This is a
> > problem, as if I have a month with a few transfers between accounts, it
> > totally screws up the income and expense: it can be much different than
> > the
> > prior month, even though in reality my income and expense levels are
about
> > the same.
> >
> > How do I get MS Money not to count a transfer as an income or expense?
>
>