Savings & Goals
Set savings goals with the amount put aside so far and the date you want to hit them, so saving has a defined finish line rather than being a general intention to keep more.
What you provide: text, database · What you get back: database
Why a goal needs both an amount and a date
A goal that is only an amount does not tell you how much per month. Without a monthly figure you cannot tell whether this month was on plan. Adding the date turns the goal into something measurable every month.
What you can use it for
- An emergency fund, which is worth reaching before any other goal
- A deposit for something you plan to buy
- Travel or tuition with a known date
- Long-term goals that take years
What it costs
Free — no Points or Credits are consumed.
Frequently asked questions
Can I run several goals at once?
Yes, though too many at once usually means none of them arrive.
Does it move money into goals automatically?
No — it is not connected to your bank. You record the accumulated amount yourself.