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Posted by Arnie Goetchius on March 4, 2007, 10:59 am
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Jeff wrote:
> Jeff wrote:
>> In Q Deluxe 2006, is there a way to add new Asset Classes (multiCap,
>> Real Estate, Emerging markets, etc.) in addition to the 5-6 preset in
>> Quicken? If so, How?
>>
>> I know you can add Asset "types" but cannot find a way to add Asset
>> Classes in Quicken.
>>
>> Jeff
>
> The limited available Quicken Asset Classes are apparently tied to Value
> line and Quicken's value allocation system. But I do not use Value Line and
> the present Classes are too limited to be of much use for real world value
> allocations.
>
> Have others figured a way to expand on the very small built in number of
> Quicken's Asset "classes"? The only way I can see of doing so is by using
> additional Asset "Types" and/or "Goal" but rather than re-invent the wheel,
> I thought to ask how other have resolved this problem.
>
> I wish Quicken had an "alternate" asset Class option for those who do not
> wish to use its present limited set.
>
> Does Money have a better or user definable Asset Class distribution?
>
> Thanks for any hints or help.
>
> Jeff
>
>
I have not figured out a better way but share your frustration. For
example, do you call Walmart de Mexico an International stock or a Large
Cap stock which are the only two choices available.
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