Set a target and deadline
Create a goal with a name, target amount, custom image, and optional goal date so the finish line stays specific.
MoneyCoach Smart Goals
Savings Goal Tracker for iPhone
Set a target amount and deadline, record each deposit, and see the pace required to reach your goal. MoneyCoach keeps several savings goals separate without losing the context of your full budget.
Short answer
A useful savings goal tracker shows the target, saved amount, gap, deadline, and contribution pace in one place. Smart Goals adds that view to the same app you use for spending, budgets, accounts, and reports.
Smart Goals
Track every goal from target to final deposit
Create separate goals for emergencies, travel, annual bills, large purchases, or anything else that deserves its own progress tracker.
Track every deposit
Add deposits manually or schedule automatic deposits, then see how the balance and remaining amount change.
See the required pace
MoneyCoach shows how much you need to save each day to reach a dated goal, making a distant target actionable.
Complete the goal
Mark the goal achieved after the final deposit and keep the result connected to your money history.
Goal examples
Give every future cost a clear job
Emergency fund
A reserve for unplanned expenses or a loss of income.
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Travel
A known trip cost with a target date and recurring contribution.
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Annual bills
Insurance, school costs, gifts, or renewals funded gradually.
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Large purchase
A device, car, home project, or other planned purchase.
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Savings goal tracker FAQ
What is a savings goal tracker?
A savings goal tracker records a target amount, current balance, remaining amount, contribution pace, and optional deadline for a specific goal.
Can I track more than one savings goal?
Yes. Separate goals help keep an emergency fund, vacation, annual bill, and large purchase from competing inside one unlabeled savings balance.
Can deposits be automatic?
MoneyCoach supports manual deposits and scheduled automatic deposits, so you can choose the workflow that matches how money moves between your accounts.
What is the difference between a goal and a budget category?
A goal tracks progress toward a future target. A Category Budget sets a spending limit for a category during the month. Use both when you need to save for the future and control current spending.