Archiving your
records reduces your current Money file to a more manageable size.
When you create an archive, you specify the date range and the
accounts
(A
group of transactions in Money for a single bank, brokerage,
retirement, loan, or credit card account. Accounts can also track
assets such as houses or vehicles, or investments that you want to
watch but do not own. See also watch account.) that contain
transactions you want to archive. Money then saves these
transactions to a separate file. For example, you can archive all
transactions that are more than a year old. Do not archive
transactions that you may need to edit or review.