Thanks - i found that timing option later on..i changed it
to 1st half and it worked better... re-deleted all the flowed items
out of salary and re-allocated and phew now i have money left over :)

am i going to have to allocate that pay Every time?  or just cause i
am setting this all up for the first time...
ciara



On Jan 9, 11:31 am, Kevin Hoctor <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Jan 9, 2009, at 10:14 AM, ciara belle wrote:
>
> > Ok - I set my spending plan...  I removed all my 'savings' items (as
> > they were messing up the plan.. i will do separately)...  i deleted
> > ALL the items from Allocation of Salary ( since it was completely
> > messed up with all my testing :)...) -- that fixed most of the
> > negative allocation issues ... clean slate -- correct plan... good to
> > go..
> > - opened allocation....
> > - made sure its set 1 day for 'next month starts' - since we were paid
> > on 31st Dec for the next months spending...
>
> Hi Ciara,
>
> That 1 day setting is only for the current month. If you want to  
> include last month's paycheck in your current spending amount, simply  
> add that value to your cash flow start setting. We have a video almost  
> ready to post on this but I'll give you the text version:
>
>   1. Total up all the money you have to spend as of the end of day on  
> Dec. 31, 2008
>   2. Click Edit > Change Cash Flow Start Date…
>   3. Make sure the date is Jan. 1, 2009
>   4. Set your income bucket to your primary one
>   5. Enter the amount to spend (the total from step 1)
>
> Now you'll have all the proper money to start your cash flow in your  
> primary income bucket for use in allocating.
>
>
>
> > I have in my plan set Mortgage, etc for 2nd half of month - cause they
> > come from the next 15th paycheck.
> > - But --- it has allocated all those 2nd half of months items to this
> > first half...
> > - Now i can 'de-allocate' manually - but i don't want to do this every
> > month
>
> In the Allocate Income panel, change the "Monthly Timing" to "First  
> Half of Month" so MoneyWell knows you only want to do the allocations  
> for the first half of this month. Since it's the 9th, MoneyWell thinks  
> you want to start working on the second half.
>
>
>
> > please tell me what i set wrong so that i can fix it... figured i had
> > finally wrapped my brain around this methodology... -- I interpreted
> > the first half and second half items to be 'when their paid'  maybe i
> > mis-interpreted.
>
> You did it right but you are running the allocation for the first half  
> a little late, that's all. That is the reason for this setting, so you  
> can control it.
>
> Peace,
>
> Kevin Hoctor
> [email protected]
> No Thirst Software LLChttp://nothirst.comhttp://kevinhoctor.blogspot.com
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