Avast File System Shield Popup Alert

The avast filed system shield continually pops up with a blocked threat and moves the file to the chest. This is a file associated with MS Money which I have been using for years without issue. Here is exactly what the pop up message says:

Object: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Money\System\mpiad.dll
Infection: Win32:Evo-gen [Susp]
Action: Moved to chest
Process: PID 1772

The threat was detected and blocked when the file was created or modified.

I cannot run MS Money without this file, so I have no choice but to all it to the exclusion list. But, I am afraid that is not safe. And when I restore the file from the chest and right click it and scan it, it shows no threat found. I am afraid to use MS Money now. I have completely blocked all MS Money programs in the firewall from internet access. I am hoping this is a false positive since I have been using Avast and MS Money for many many years.
Can anybody please help with this issue. I am brand new to this forum so if this is posted in the wrong place, please advise.

Win32:Evo-gen [Susp] = Suspicious

Upload and test suspicious file (s) here www.virustotal.com if tested before, click rescan for a fresh result
you may post link to scan result here

You can report False Positives here https://support.avast.com/ > avast virus lab

thank you very much for your time. I have taken advantage of both links you sent me.
I appreciate that you read the post and took the time to reply to it.
Thank you.

If you get any kind of a resolution, please post it. I have had the same problem for the last three days (after years of NO problems) – I submitted the file to AVAST from the ‘Virus Chest’ but have not heard anything back. Thanks for any help.

I do not think I have actually gotten a “resolution”. But the virus scanner link says the file is most likely safe. I did submit it as a false positive, but don’t know what will come of that.
The results of that scan are here:

https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/886e0e56c28afce5492644b578282a285b47d08878589ceff2c481df90b6b5f8/analysis/1427723682/

UPDATE: Just received this reply to the ticket I submitted to Avast:

"Hello
Thank you for contacting our support center with your concerns.

It’s false positive. The detection will be fixed in the next VPS.
We are sorry for the inconvenience.

If I can be of any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me again.

Best regards,

Lukas Havel
Technical Support Specialist"

Sounds like we are OK.

Thank you for taking the time to pass this along; I guess we can breathe easy again, Regards