Add a financial goal
Goals are explicit targets ClarityTrack tracks for you: an emergency fund, a savings target, a debt-free date, a financial independence number. To add one, open the Plan tab, scroll to Goals, and click Add Goal. Pick a goal type, set the target, and save.
How to do it
- From the Dashboard, click the Plan tab.
- Scroll to the Goals section.
- Click Add Goal.
- Choose a goal type. Common types:
- Emergency Fund (savings target with a months-of-expenses calculation)
- Debt-Free By (a target date for paying off all debts)
- Net Worth Target (specific dollar amount)
- Financial Independence (FI number, typically 25x annual expenses)
- Custom (any other target you want to track)
- Set the target amount and target date.
- Optional: link the goal to specific debts or accounts.
- Click Save.
How progress is tracked
ClarityTrack updates goal progress automatically based on:
- Your debt balances (declining = closer to debt-free goals)
- Your bank balances (rising = closer to savings goals)
- Your monthly net worth (across debts + bank + investments)
The Goals section shows progress as a percentage, the headline number you care about, and whether you are on track for your target date.
Common questions
Can I track multiple goals at once?
Yes. There is no limit. The Goals section ranks them by progress and target date.
What if a goal is no longer relevant?
Edit the goal and either change the target or delete it entirely. Deleting a goal removes its history.
Can Clarity help me set a realistic goal?
Yes. Ask Clarity something like "what emergency fund target should I aim for" or "when could I reach financial independence at my current pace." Clarity will run the math against your real data and propose a target you can save.