You can
maintain separate Money files to keep unrelated
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.) separate. For
example, you may want track accounts for yourself in one Money file
and accounts for a dependent in another Money file. Information is
not shared between Money files-the reports and charts reflect only
the information for the file that is currently open.
If you have several accounts for yourself, including business
accounts and personal accounts, you can easily track all of these
accounts in one Money file by using categories and
classifications.
Important
If you are using Windows Vista, there are some directories on
your hard disk that are restricted-that is, you cannot save files
to those locations. When you select a directory for your new file,
be sure to select a location that is not restricted, such as your
Documents folder.