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Re: Interest Income Reinvest??[ Message Board ] [ Archives ] [ Search ] Posted by Robert Schutt on April 25, 2007 at 18:24:47: In Reply to: Re: Interest Income Reinvest?? posted by Mark on April 25, 2007 at 13:11:33: : Is there some reason you are manually editing this file? Normally, you would just import it, and everything should import fine. Well, by manually edit I mean use FundManager's Data Register to reinvest by clicking the option button labeled "Reinvested" and the filling out the fields that appear. : The transaction type is shown on the line beginning with "N". The "IntInc" transaction is a distributed interest payment. This means it was not reinvested, it was money paid out, so you shouldn't end up with more shares after this transaction. "it was money paid out" I called JPMorgan's help line and they were of no help. If this was "paid out" where would it go? : The "ReinvDiv" transaction on the other hand was a reinvested dividend. For that transaction, you would end up owning another 0.017 shares, that were acquired when you reinvested the dividend. The above about Reinvested Dividends I understand and works logically and as I would expect. I'm not questioning Fund Manager's processing of this "Interest Income" item, but rather trying to understand where this $69.97 amount is going and/or whether it is valid.
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