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Savings Goals helps young people turn ideas into something they can work towards. Create a goal, set an amount and track progress as you build towards something that matters to you.
Create goals around the things you want to achieve or buy.
Save for books, equipment, courses or other academic needs.
Work towards a laptop, phone, headphones or other technology.
Build towards a holiday, trip or study experience.
Save for clothes, events, hobbies or something you've been wanting.
Start putting money aside for something further ahead.
Set up a goal in a few simple steps. Choose what you're saving for, give it a name, set your target amount and decide how you'd like to work towards it.
Pick a category, then give the goal a name that means something to you.
Decide how much you're aiming for, and when you'd like to get there.
Add money whenever you like, set a regular amount, or let round-ups do the work.
Goal → Target → Progress. Keep every goal visible alongside your everyday money.
Follow your progress as you save. Every contribution moves the goal forward.
Add money whenever you choose or build a regular saving habit. Depending on the account and available features, saving can be supported through three methods.
Set aside money on a recurring basis — the same amount, at the same interval, without having to think about it.
Add money whenever you have extra available funds — birthday money, a gift or anything left over at the end of the month.
Where available, automatically put eligible spare change towards a goal every time you spend.
A €15 weekly contribution, the occasional one-off and round-ups on everyday spending can all land in the same goal — and the €3.20 from four small purchases is not too small to matter.
Create different goals for different priorities. You could be saving for a new laptop while also building a travel fund or putting money aside for university expenses.
One account. Multiple goals.
For eligible Youth accounts, parents or guardians can support a young person's goals by contributing money. A goal can become something the whole family can help work towards, while the young person can still see their own progress.
The young person still sees their own progress — contributions add to the goal without replacing the habit of saving.
Savings Goals works alongside Learning Alpha, helping young people understand setting financial goals, planning ahead, saving regularly, prioritising spending, understanding progress and building financial habits.
Seeing a number move is what turns saving from an instruction into a habit.
A target date changes behaviour — it gives the number a deadline.
What starts as one goal becomes a way of handling money with purpose.
The objective is not simply to save money — it's to learn how to manage it with purpose.
Your goals change as you grow. A first savings goal might be something small and immediate. Later, it could become university expenses, travel, technology, a major purchase or a longer-term financial objective. TEOLOGU lets the experience evolve with you.
Something you can see the end of — a game, a pair of headphones, a day out. Reachable goals teach the mechanics of saving.
Bigger targets that need a plan — a laptop, a trip with friends, or equipment for a course. This is where regular contributions matter.
University expenses, a deposit, a first car or simply money set aside with no fixed purpose yet. The goal grows as the person does.
Savings Goals turns an abstract idea into something you can see.
An abstract intention becomes a target amount with a name attached to it.
Regular amounts, one-off additions and round-ups all move the same number forward.
Seeing a bar move is what makes saving feel like it is going somewhere.
The goal completes, and the habit built getting there is the part that lasts.
Set the goal. Put money aside. Track your progress. Reach the target.
Savings Goals is part of the TEOLOGU Youth product vision and may be introduced progressively.
Savings Goals is a money-management feature, not a savings or deposit product. No interest, return or growth is implied. Amounts shown are held in the account to which they belong, and goals are a way of organising and tracking money within that account.
Availability of goals, target dates, regular contributions, one-off contributions, round-ups, multiple goals, family contributions and progress tracking may vary by country, the account holder's age, applicable requirements and supported providers. Round-ups are available where supported.
Learning Alpha content is general financial education and does not constitute financial, investment, tax or legal advice. Examples and figures shown on this page are illustrative. Where required, services may be provided through appropriately authorised entities or partners.
Set the goal. Put money aside. Track your progress. Reach the target.