REtirement Account Inclusion in Lifetime Planner

JayBray · Joined: 08 Feb 2008 Posts: 1

Hello,
I have a problem hich could be user error but...

I'm using hte life time planner.
I have 2 pension accounts already set up in the accoutn portfolio. They are
marked retirement accounts and both recieve regular contributions which I
track at a transaction level with money.

This issue is that these existing account do not get included in the
accounts list within the Saving and investments section of the life time
planner.

reading through the help file they are set up appropriately and makred as
retirement accounts.
I can add new pension account manually within the life time planner section
but that's not what I want to do.

Can anybody help?
Thanks

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