It's been rumoured that Dirk Eddelbuettel said:
>
>
> When I transfer from an account at Bank A to B, gnucash "correctly" puts the
> two transfers as occuring on the same day in these two accounts. But
> unfortunately, that is not how the banks see it. Is there a way to have
> gnucash do what the banks do and let the credit occur a bizday after the
> debit ?
I know this is not the answer you want, but ... it sounds to me like somebody is
ripping you off for a days worth of interest. I'd say that's grounds for a
class-action suit. For small amounts, its not a big deal, but for say, a (mere)
million dollars, thats a few hundred dollars a day in interest. If this is a pervasive
practice at your instituion, the sums could easily be much larger. It might even
be some kind of fraud being perpetrated unbknownst to your banks. Then again,
I am not a financial expert, so I could be full of BS.
Anyway, the technically correct answer would be to transfer the money to some
dummy "float" account, and then, a day later, withdraw from there.
--linas
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