Set a savings goal
Name something you’re saving for, with an optional target amount and target date.
A savings goal names something you are saving for, such as an emergency fund or a trip. It can have a target amount and a target date.
Before you start
You don’t need to prepare anything. A goal doesn’t hold money itself: it adds up the active designations linked to it, so link one after you save the goal.
Steps
Web


- Select Goals in the menu.
- Select + Add Goal Marker 1.


- Type the Goal Name Marker 2, 2 to 100 characters. If you like, add a Description.
- If you like, type the Target Amount (optional) Marker 3 and choose its currency.
- If you like, choose a Target Date (optional) Marker 4.
- Select Save Marker 5. The button stays dimmed until the name is valid, and also if the target amount is below 0.01.
Mobile


- Tap More at the bottom of the screen, then tap Savings Goals.
- Tap the plus button Marker 6.


- Type the Goal Name Marker 2. If you like, add a Description.
- If you like, type the Target Amount (optional) Marker 7. In Currency Marker 8, the currency starts as your default currency; change it if the goal is in another one.
- If you like, tap Target Date (optional) Marker 9 and pick a date, today or later.
- Tap Save Marker 5. If the name is empty, the form asks for it instead of saving.
Change a goal
Web
Select the pencil on the goal’s card Marker 10, change the fields and select Save.
Mobile
Tap the three dots on the goal’s card, tap Edit, change the fields and tap Save. The form is titled Edit Goal.
What you see
The goal appears on the Savings Goals screen. It shows nothing allocated until you link a designation to it: its card says No designations linked to this goal. On mobile, its card shows an allocated amount of zero until you link a designation.