<prompt> Human: I have various saving goals:1.Longer terms Save for 6 mo - 2 yrs2.Small items Mostly electronics in the range of 200-500I use mint to track my goals. However, Mint requires you to open a new savings account per goal It is a pain in the ass because everytime I have a new saving goal, I gotta open another saving account, which is another account to deal with. Especially, I have smaller goals like I want to put aside money to buy a new computer approx. 1000 in 4 months. I am not going to open a new account for that. I use Wells Fargo and you can only open new accounts over the phone and has a bunch of balance requirementsSimple has a nice interface But I dont really want to get a simple account, because I prefer to spend money on my credit card and earn rewards.My questions:1. How many saving accounts do you have?2. How do you guys manage your various saving goals?3. How do you know how much money you have saved per goal?4. Does anyone simply just not track their individual saving goals and lump all the savings into one account?EDIT:CapitalOne has been suggested because it is super easy to open new saving accounts. Are there other banks that offer similar functionalities?  <response>: I only have broad, generic goals... BUT if I were going to track individual small goals, I think Id set an excel spreadsheet with each one and total cost, and just have one savings account, aiming for total amount necessary. Perhaps one for short term goals and one for long term. 