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To: LindyBill who wrote (132743)	8/15/2005 7:50:06 PM
From: JohnM	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793754

We are starting to get terrific linkup of bank accounts and credit cards over the net now. Almost all my accounts will download to MS money. In fact, when I start up MS money, AMEX automatically downloads and updates my "money" account. I've been using Quicken for forever. I regularly update my bank account online. Is Money doing something different? Just love it when the bank statement arrives and I do the reconciliation in Quicken. Zip, zam, done. I'm a banker's son so reconciliation of bank statements were major rituals, even religious, down to the penny. Glad that ritual is gone. I've just been too lazy to do the same with credit cards and investment accounts. But need to get off my duff. I'm considering moving some of our mutual fund money to ETFs. Been reading the pros and cons of late and can't find too many cons. Any thoughts?