How to track savings, gold and foreign currency in one place
In short: Savings, gold and foreign currency sit in different units. If you record each asset in its own unit (grams of gold, dollars, lira) and update its value, you see your total net worth at a glance.
Why scattered savings are a problem
Some of your money is in a term deposit, some in gold, some in foreign currency. When these are not looked at together, "how much do I have?" becomes a guess.
One list, each asset in its own unit, shows both the total and how it is divided.
Tracking savings, step by step
- List what you hold: cash, bank, a savings account, term deposits, gold, foreign currency.
- Add each one in its own unit. Gold stays in grams and foreign currency in its own currency; you do not have to convert everything.
- Update values from time to time. When a price moves, refresh an asset's value whenever you like.
- Set a savings goal: how much do you want to save, and how much is done?
- See the total in your main currency. The split and the total net worth make your decisions clearer.
- Automate regular saving: set the amount that goes to savings after payday as a recurring item.
How Yetir makes it easier
In Yetir you follow cash, bank, savings, term deposits, credit cards, gold, foreign currency and assets you define yourself. Each account shows in its own unit, and you update an asset's value whenever you like.
You can set goals and see how much is left. In investments you record buys and sells of stocks, funds and crypto and see cost and gain or loss. Totals agree with your main currency; Turkish lira, US dollar, euro, pound and dirham are supported.
Frequently asked questions
Can I track gold in grams?
Yes. Record gold and similar assets in their own unit and update their value; you do not have to convert to lira.
Does Yetir give investment advice?
No. Yetir is a tracker. It gives no advice on what to buy or sell; it shows what you have recorded in an orderly way.
Where is my data kept?
On your phone, and it works offline. If you want, you can sign in with an account to back it up and see it on your other devices.
Try it with Yetir
On your phone, your Mac or in the browser: follow your spending, accounts and savings in one place.
The web version needs a free account (e-mail, Google or Apple); your data stays in step with your phone.