My savings account is posting as a credit account
If you look at the attached image, every deposit of $50 is dropping my account balance by $50.
Any Ideas?
Thanks,
Chris
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Hi @cluksha,
I see what you are referring to but the problem is not with the $50. deposits - the problem is with your opening entry. It is a negative number - which appears with a minus sign ( - ) in front of it and in red font. The balance in a bank account should not be a negative number, so you need to fix that "opening balance" transaction so that it is in the deposit field.
When you fix that, the additional deposits will correctly increase the balance.
Let me know if you have any followups.
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Hi @cluksha,
I see what you are referring to but the problem is not with the $50. deposits - the problem is with your opening entry. It is a negative number - which appears with a minus sign ( - ) in front of it and in red font. The balance in a bank account should not be a negative number, so you need to fix that "opening balance" transaction so that it is in the deposit field.
When you fix that, the additional deposits will correctly increase the balance.
Let me know if you have any followups.
FrankxQuicken Home, Business & Rental Property - Windows 10-Home Version
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Thank you Frank! it's amazing what happens if you get someone else's eyes on something that you've been looking at over and over again. It's kind of like telling someone to check to see that their computer is plugged in before wondering why it doesn't turn on.
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