Kids Savings Goal Planner
Help your child reach a savings goal without the guesswork. Enter what they’re saving for, its cost and how much they add each week, and we’ll show how much is left, how long it takes and a target date, with a tracker that fills up as they go.
Add a goal cost to see the plan
We’ll work out how much is left and how long it takes to get there.
How it works
- 1
Name the goal
Whatever your child is saving for, from a toy to a big-ticket treat, and its cost.
- 2
Add the numbers
Pop in what they've saved already and how much they'll put away each week, fortnight or month.
- 3
See the plan
Get how much is left, how long it takes and a target date, with a tracker that grows as they save.
Common questions
How long will it take to save up?
Enter the goal cost, how much is saved so far and the regular amount your child adds. The planner divides what's left by that amount to show the number of weeks, fortnights or months and an estimated date.
Which currencies does it support?
Pounds, US dollars, euros, Nigerian naira and Canadian dollars. Pick the currency and everything is shown in it.
Does it handle real money?
No. It's a planning tool to help children set a goal and see their progress. No payments are taken and nothing is linked to a bank.
Can we save the goal?
Yes. Sign in for free and save the goal to your account, then come back to update progress as your child saves.
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