Real examples of savings goals
Common goals our users create:
Emergency Fund
- €1,500 by June
- Weekly €75 deposit
- Interest as separate contribution
Holiday 2026
- €2,000 by March 2026
- Monthly €150 deposit
- Milestones every €500
Car Fund
- €3,500 by December
- Side-hustle income only
- Pause during school holidays
Home Repairs
- €1,000 rolling
- Top up when under €400
- Label invoices in notes
New Laptop
- €1,200 by Black Friday
- Round-up deposits
- Track accessory costs separately
Education
- €2,400 per year
- Quarterly €600
- Scholarship credits as contributions
Who this works best for
Busy families
Turn irregular expenses-holidays, school trips, repairs-into planned goals with steady contributions.
Solo households
Build an emergency buffer and fund big purchases without derailing the monthly budget.
Side-hustlers
Allocate a portion of freelance income toward tax, equipment and training goals with clear timelines.
GoTaskhub Goals vs spreadsheets
| Feature | GoTaskhub Home Goals | Spreadsheets |
|---|---|---|
| Progress tracking | Automatic with each contribution | Manual formulas & charts |
| Multiple goals | Side-by-side with timelines | Tabs and templates to maintain |
| Milestones | Visual checkpoints built-in | DIY rules or conditional formats |
| CSV portability | Clean import/export | Prone to column drift over time |
| Works with budgets | Integrated with monthly plan | Separate sheets to reconcile |
Pros & cons of GoTaskhub Goals
Pros
- Clear targets with visual progress
- Multiple goals with timelines and milestones
- CSV import/export keeps data portable
- Works alongside Budgets, Expenses, Analytics
Cons
- Requires short, regular check-ins for best results
- Advanced analytics available with Pro
Security & privacy
Permissions
Invite a partner with view or edit access. Each workspace is permissioned so your household stays in control.
Data ownership & backups
Export goals and contributions to CSV anytime for backups or analysis. No lock-in-your savings history is yours.
Glossary
- Target amount
- The total you aim to save for a goal.
- Target date
- The date you want to reach your goal by.
- Contribution
- A deposit toward your goal (including interest credits).
- Milestone
- A checkpoint (e.g., 50%) used to celebrate progress and stay motivated.
