Last week I merged RateLadder’s Quicken solution with a Solution from Adam Nash, then I followed up with a post on How Easy The Solution is to Implement and My ROI According to Quicken. Having looked a little into deeper Quicken I have found a graph I want to show: Cash vs Loans.

Cash vs Loans:

This chart show my Prosper.com account in Quicken.  The cost basis is the account value; however, the interesting thing is the break down between cash and prosper loans.  Check it out…

Not to get on a soapbox, but it would be nice to earn interest on the dark portion of this graph.

Related posts:

• Quicken Updated My Prosper Account YTD ROI — 12.78% for account, 14.72% for Loans I updated my Quicken Prosper.com brokerage account per yesterday’s post: http://www.rateladder.com/2007/04/10/adam-nash-merged-with-rateladder-to-form-the-ideal-quicken-solution-without-prosper-integration/ The one things that is even easier is that if you use your monthly...
• Adam Nash Merged with RateLadder to form the Ideal Quicken Solution (without Prosper integration)  I have found what I think is the most complete solution to the Quicken and Prosper dilemma, but that doesn’t mean it is the best...
• Prosper.com and Quicken — The workable solution for playmates that don’t get along. Prosper.com and Quicken (or Money) do not play nicely.  In fact, they can be downright burdensome to make them bridge the gap.  Here I present my...
• Checked in on My Prosper Account… another $50 to bid on a loan Today, I received another loan payment that put me over the $50 mark enabling another bid.  My standing orders found another sweet auto funding loan...
• Prosper.com Account Value at Blog Starting Point 12/27/06 $2800 in Principle Loaned Avg Interest Rate 15.76% Realized Net Gain/Loss: $32.72...

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