Hello,

I have a "life insurance/investment" product that I pay (buy shares) once a year, and then every month a certain amount of the shares are sold to pay for the fees. I track it with Skrooge every March, when I get the statement for the previous year, where I can see the exact amount of shares sold each month. I add each month a transaction (expense) using the shares units, and the category, let's call it, 'fee'. I've having this since 2004 and o far so good, and until last year I didn't have any problem.

But this year, March again, I got the statement for the previos term, and every time I add a new expense, using the 'share' unit, I get:

asking me to introduce the EUR value (as the account is in EUR). And when I ignore it, I get the warning:


Of course I can just hit ESC and ignore the message, but why is this happening? I don't see the point on a 'Investment' or 'Asset' or even 'Pension' account to be strict with the units. It is actually expected to have not money but 'shares' of some type.

And as I said, I do this once a year, meaning that I know last March I didn't have this 'problem', but I have no clue when it was introduced, between March/2021 and now.

And I know, it 's not a big deal, but would like to understand why this happens now.

Thanks in advance
//JM