Best way to handle stock exchanges

2016-12-15 Thread Alex Johnstone
Hello, I have purchased an index fund and for some reason that fund has close and converted to a different one. What's the best way to handle this conversion? Currently I have the following: 2014-10-30 * "Fund Purchase" Assets:Invest:FIAAGY 972.9149 FIAAGY {1.02 GBP} Assets:Invest:VVUILG 14.15

Re: Best way to handle stock exchanges

2016-12-15 Thread Martin Blais
On Thu, Dec 15, 2016 at 1:30 PM, Alex Johnstone wrote: > Hello, > > I have purchased an index fund and for some reason that fund has close and > converted to a different one. What's the best way to handle this conversion? > > Currently I have the following: > > > 2014-10-30 * "Fund Purchase" > As

Re: Allocating payments to customer accounts - newbie question

2016-12-15 Thread Martin Blais
> I want to use beancount to maintain customers and vendors, and so want to be able to allocate payments to invoices (and, by extension, use it to reconcile bank accounts). > I'm not sure if this has been solved - I couldn't find anything relating to it on Google. > In essence, this would mean that

Re: Best way to handle stock exchanges

2016-12-15 Thread Stefano Zacchiroli
On Thu, Dec 15, 2016 at 09:41:28PM -0500, Martin Blais wrote: > You can account for the rounding error explicitly: > > 2014-11-01 * "Fund Swap" > Assets:Invest:VVUKEQ-13.0067 VVUKEQ {191.06 GBP} > Assets:Invest:VVFUSI 16.6505 VVFUSI {149.25 G