A named goal with a target
Turn something the child wants into a specific savings target that is easy to recognize.
A goal works better when a child can see the target, their progress, and what is still left. FamilyDinero turns saving into a clear visual part of the child's own money view.
Start your FamilyDinero family
Parents sign in with Google. Children join through a parent invitation.
My savings goal
New bike
Saved
$120
Target
$250
$130 left to reach the goal
From “I want it” to a real target
Savings goals connect a future purchase to the money a child already has. The goal stays visible instead of becoming an abstract promise to save later.
Turn something the child wants into a specific savings target that is easy to recognize.
A visual progress bar shows that every contribution moves the goal closer.
Savings can be viewed separately from money that is currently available to spend.
A simple savings loop
Give the goal a name that matters to the child.
Define how much the child wants to save.
Record money being set aside toward the goal.
The child can follow progress and understand how close the goal is.
Saving is easier when it feels real
Kids do not need a spreadsheet to understand saving. They need a clear answer to three questions: What am I saving for? How much have I saved? How much is left? FamilyDinero keeps those answers visible.
Three questions a child can answer
Questions families ask
FamilyDinero includes savings goals so children can see what they are saving for and follow their progress within the family money system.
No. The savings shown in FamilyDinero are part of the family's record. The real money remains wherever the family keeps it.
Yes. The goal view is designed to make the target and progress clear so the child can understand how close they are.
FamilyDinero presents savings separately from available money so children can understand the difference between money set aside and money available now.
Create your family and give kids a simple way to see what they are saving for and how close they are.
No kids debit card required