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Tracking Prepaid Expenses in Quicken

I have a post over at I’m a Quicken Head that covers tracking Prepaid Expenses in Quicken step-by-step.

Why would you want to do this? Let’s say you pay $600 twice a year for car insurance. When you run a Quicken report for the year, you will see two large insurance expenses for two of the months and then zeros for the other months. Using the technique I explain, you can see your monthly expense as if you were paying it monthly ($100/month) if that is how you would like to see it.

Posted by Tricia on July 17, 2006 at 7:33 AM in Quicken Tips |
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