The Trophy Case
Every debt you've paid off and every savings goal you've reached, kept in one place so the wins don't quietly disappear.
Paying off a debt is a goal reached, and so is filling a savings goal. The Trophy Case keeps both. It sits under Debt Payoff in the menu; on a phone it’s under More.
At the top, the case adds everything up: the debt you’ve cleared, what you’ve saved toward goals, how much a month is yours again, and how many trophies you have. The newest one is named just under that. Trophies are grouped by the year they happened, newest first. When you have both kinds, All · Debts · Savings shows one kind at a time.
Debts paid off
Each paid-off debt shows what it cleared (the highest balance it ever carried), the day it was paid off, and the monthly payment it freed. Select one to open its account.
- A loan or a pay-later plan stays for good. Its zero is the end of the agreement, so nothing takes it back out.
- A credit card or a credit line stays while its balance is $0. Once you use it again it is a card in use, not a finished debt, and it leaves the case. It comes back the next time you pay it to zero.
- Hiding a debt, from your account list or from the payoff plan, never removes its trophy. It was still paid off.
- A debt the lender wrote off (Charged off) is not a payoff, so it never appears.
Savings goals reached
A savings goal becomes a trophy the day it reaches its target, and it shows that target and the account the money sits in. It stays, even after you spend the money on what you saved for, and even after you archive the goal. Raising a goal’s target later doesn’t change its trophy. Select one to open Savings Goals.
New, and where else you’ll see it
A trophy from the last two weeks is marked New. There is nothing to dismiss: it stops being new on its own. A new debt payoff shows on Home’s Goals card too, and the most recent one stays there after that. On Debt Payoff on a computer, the line under your debts, See your Trophy Case, brings you here, and at the bottom of the case Keep going takes you back to plan the next one.
A Spouse with Read Only access sees the whole Trophy Case. There is nothing in it to change.
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