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<p>What are you having trouble with?</p>
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<tease>I don't see my Occasional Expense Fund or Long-Term Savings from Money 2000.</tease>
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<p>For your convenience, Money has removed the complexity found in earlier budgets. For example, the new budget includes a Savings Goals feature instead of the Long-Term Savings and Occasional Expense Fund to provide you with more flexibility. Likewise, the Debt area has been consolidated into an expense budget group called Debt.</p>
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<tease>I don't see my monthly or yearly summaries from Money 2000.</tease>
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<p>You can now select the time period you want and view a customized summary for that period. You can also make temporary adjustments to your budget to keep yourself on track. If you overspend in one budget category, you can reallocate funds from another category or budget period and stay within your total budget.</p>
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<tease>I don't see the transfers I had scheduled.</tease>
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<p>Your transfers still exist in your Money file. However, if you transfer money from one day-to-day account to another, such as from checking to savings, it's likely that Money includes both accounts in your budget calculations. If so, the subtraction from one account cancels out the addition to the other. To track these transfers in your budget, remove one of the accounts from the calculations. <alink type="prcdr" href="Removeanaccountfrommybudgetcalculations.xml"/></p>
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<tease>I don't see the amounts I had budgeted for All Other Income and All Other Expenses in Money 2000.</tease>
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<p>Money's new budget helps you track your other expenses with more detail. Each bill and deposit you schedule includes an area for associated other income or expenses. For example, you can create a bill for a magazine subscription using the category Leisure: Books & Magazines. In the budget, you can enter a spending limit in that category under <emph>Other Expenses</emph> to cover any magazines you buy occasionally off the shelf. Also, when you create your budget, you can create a budget group or category called Other on either the Income page or the Expenses page and use that for miscellaneous transactions.</p>
