by Dena » Tue, 10 Aug 2004 03:01:20
by Ron Rosenfel » Tue, 10 Aug 2004 03:13:28
The mutual fund is then purchased within each account.
e.g:
My IRA Account
purchase 1000 shares of XYZ
My Regular Account
purchase 600 shares of XYZ
--ron
by Cal Learner-- M » Tue, 10 Aug 2004 03:26:06
>>I have an IRA and a regular fund with the same mutual
>>fund. Money won't let me use the fund symbol twice. Is
>>there a work-around?
>>Thanks for any help.
>>Dena
>Your IRA account and Regular account should be set up as two separate
>Investment Accounts.
>The mutual fund is then purchased within each account.
>e.g:
>My IRA Account
> purchase 1000 shares of XYZ
>My Regular Account
> purchase 600 shares of XYZ
by Dick Watso » Tue, 10 Aug 2004 04:28:23
Quote:> I have an IRA and a regular fund with the same mutual
> fund. Money won't let me use the fund symbol twice. Is
> there a work-around?
> Thanks for any help.
> Dena
I am trying to enter a mutual fund stock market symbol.
When I try to enter it an error comes up saying it is
already assigned to another fund. I can't find the other
fund anywhere. Is there a way to get at the details behind
money to find out why this is happening? Note: I imported
everything from from quicken a couple months ago.
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