On editing a security in Security List, the only types which have a Maturity Date field in the security editing dialog box are Bonds, CDs and US Treasury Bonds.
In my FI, we are investing in new (to us) instruments called "notes", with maturity dates, which function as market or equity indices, or are based on a currency basket or grouping of large cap equities.
On reaching maturity (all dates being in the near - couple of years - future), the instruments turn into cash.
1) How would you classify these (other that the three types mentioned above) and still somehow capture the maturity dates?2) Would you "force" these into one of the three types mentioned above just to have the maturity date recorded?
3) ANYWAY, is the Maturity Date field "for info only" or does Quicken use it in some report and/or calculation?Thanks
Jay / Quicken Deluxe 2006 R4