<tease>Money only converted one of my Quicken budgets.</tease>
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<p>Money can only convert the Quicken budget you last opened before you started the conversion process. However, its easy to create and edit budgets in Money if you like to track multiple budgets. You simply need to save each one, and then open each as needed. <alink type="prcdr" href="Saveoropenanarchivedbudget.xml"/></p>
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<tease>I had multiple budgets in Quicken and Money converted the wrong one.</tease>
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<p>If you want to convert a different budget, you need to go through the conversion process again. Money cannot convert specific parts of Quicken files, such as budgets. Before you begin the new conversion, make sure the Quicken budget you want to convert is the last one you opened. Or, you may simply want to start over with a new budget in Money. Autobudget makes it easy. <alink type="cncpt" href="Learnaboutmoneysdefaultbudgetvalues.xml"/></p>
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<tease>I don't understand how Money's budget works.</tease>
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<p>Money's budget is fairly different from Quicken's. Money includes scheduled transactions in the budget, so you only need to set spending limits for the categories in your budget that are unscheduled, such as groceries. <alink type="cncpt" href="Learnaboutcategoriesandbillsinmoneysbudget.xml"/>You can get an overview of budgeting in Money by watching the budget video.</p>
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<tease>Some of the values in my converted budget look strange.</tease>
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<p>Money differs from Quicken in that it uses recurring bills and deposits in the budget as well as categories. If you set up scheduled transactions in Quicken, such as a paycheck, and if you also tracked a paycheck category (such as Salary) in your budget, you may see both in your Money budget.</p>
<p>By default, your scheduled paycheck will appear on the Income page under the budget group <emph>Regular income</emph>. The scheduled transaction will include a line item that says "Other income" for the category. If it appears that the amount included with "Other income" comes from or includes the amount you budgeted in Quicken for Salary, you should select the line item, click <emph>Edit</emph>, reset the amount to zero, and then click <emph>OK</emph>. Repeat this procedure for every category that appears to include a scheduled transaction that has been double-counted.</p>
<p variant="note">You cannot remove scheduled transactions from your budget. In some cases, you can remove the category that includes them. Or, you can go to the Bills & Deposits area and delete them. You cannot remove scheduled transactions created by your debt reduction plan or transfers from your Money budget.</p>
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<tease>On the <emph>Review your current budget status</emph> page, some of the recurring transactions in my budget have an amount of $0.</tease>
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<p>Money's budget verifies the amount of your recurring transactions from Quicken when you record them as paid. The budget will correct itself after you pay the next instance of each bill or deposit, and then you can use the budget effectively. Or, if you want to complete your budget now, Autobudget makes it easy to start over. <alink type="prcdr" href="Createabudgetinmoney.xml"/></p>
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<tease>I want to start over with a new budget in Money.</tease>
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<p>Autobudget makes it easy to create a new budget in Money by reviewing and averaging your historical income and expenses. <alink type="cncpt" href="Learnaboutmoneysdefaultbudgetvalues.xml"/> If you want, you can also start with a budget in Money that includes only your recurring transactions and some default budget categories. <alink type="prcdr" href="Createabudgetinmoney.xml"/></p>
