Set a savings target
Create goals for an emergency fund, a trip, or another priority.
DIME SHIELD / goals and debt
Track debt and savings goals, side by side.
Track debt balances, record payments, and follow savings goals alongside your everyday budget.
Start tracking my goalsTHE BIG PICTURE
Your next milestone deserves more than a place in the back of your mind. Bring savings targets and debt balances into your everyday planning routine so progress stays visible.
Track contributions
Review progress and the money you have assigned to each goal.
Keep debt in view
Organize balances and payments alongside the rest of your financial plan.
01 / A CLOSER LOOK
Make a goal specific enough to follow.
Name what you are saving for and give it a target. An emergency fund, a trip, and a future home can each have their own place in your plan. Review what you have assigned and contributed instead of treating all savings as one indistinguishable number.
- Create a named goal with a target amount.
- Review progress and contribution history.
- Keep goals visible beside category plans.
Your next milestones
SAMPLE DATAEmergency fund$2,400 of $4,000
60%Summer trip$900 of $1,500
60%New laptop$450 of $1,200
38%Progress you can return to.
02 / A CLOSER LOOK
Keep debt part of the whole picture.
Review debt balances and payment information alongside your accounts and bills. This helps you see debt as part of your monthly commitments rather than an isolated screen you only check occasionally. Verify balances, interest, and due dates with your lender.
- Track debts and recorded payments.
- Review payment details before updating a record.
- Keep lender information current.
03 / A CLOSER LOOK
Review progress without losing context.
A goal may need a new timeline when your income or expenses change. Use the plan to explore what is realistic, and keep room for essential commitments. Recorded contributions and payment entries help with tracking; they do not move money for you.
- Check progress during your regular budget review.
- Adjust your plan when priorities change.
- Confirm real transfers and payments with your financial institution.
Your next milestones
SAMPLE DATAEmergency fund$2,400 of $4,000
60%Summer trip$900 of $1,500
60%New laptop$450 of $1,200
38%Progress you can return to.
GOOD TO KNOW
Your questions, answered.
Does assigning money to a goal transfer it?
No. Assignments and contributions are tracking information inside Dime Shield. Any real transfer must be made through your financial institution.
Can I track more than one goal?
You can organize multiple goals separately and review how each fits into your plan.
Is a payoff suggestion financial advice?
No. Treat suggestions as information to review, not a guarantee or personalized professional advice. Confirm loan terms with your lender.