![]() ![]() I went back and manually entered those correct amounts from the mortgage loan amortization schedule in Quicken, but why should I have to? I suspect that Quicken is using those numbers from 2019.and not from 2020 in the amortization schedule which Quicken provides. They are fine from January through August.but September through December were incorrect by hundreds of dollars. ![]() Well, now you can.except that when you put in the Mortgage Interest category and the "To Mortgage Account", the amortization splits that Quicken automatically enters for you are all messed up. Those transfers appear AT THE BOTTOM of the report after all the Expenses or Income shown.Ģ Budgeting for a Mortgage Payment (Principal and Interest) couldn't be done in Quicken Mac prior because you couldn't budget for the Principal amount, which is a transfer from your checking account to the mortgage loan account. Just like it does in the new Quicken reports that can be customized to include transfers. To be consistent with Quicken Mac's reports, this transfer category of "To Account XXX" should appear at the BOTTOM of the categories in the Budget. ![]() So, in my case it's after Taxes but before Utilities in the budget. A much asked for feature finally appears.īut, as usual with Quicken, it's still not perfect.ġ The "To Account XXX" appears in alphabetical order in the Budget category list. One of the new features finally (after six years) allows users to include transfers into the Budget. Quicken Mac subscription 5.18 was released today.
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