Savings Goal Tracker

An emergency fund, a move, a deposit, a trip: a goal becomes easier to plan for when it has an amount and a place in your finances. Spendly helps you turn that intention into a visible savings target.

Create a target with a purpose

Name your goal, choose its currency, and set the amount you want to reach. Add the timing and contribution information that fits your plan, then follow your progress as savings build.

A clear name helps keep the purpose visible. “Moving fund” gives the balance context and makes it easier to distinguish from money prepared for a regular bill.

Follow contributions and progress

Record contributions and review how much remains. Progress gives each contribution a place in the bigger plan, even when the goal is several months away.

For example, a €3,000 travel target with €1,200 recorded toward it shows €1,800 remaining. The goal keeps the target currency intact while your wider financial overview brings accounts together.

Choose the currency of the milestone

Save toward a goal in the currency you expect to use. A euro deposit and a dollar emergency fund can each have their own target, making planning clearer when life spans more than one country.

Spendly’s multi-currency accounts give those goals a place in your overall finances.

Make room in the monthly plan

Use budget planning to find a sustainable contribution. When you have several goals, goal priorities help you explore how to divide available surplus.

Review a target when income, timing, or the expected cost changes. Your goal should stay connected to your actual life. Read the financial goals guide for a practical setup routine.