Not every goal fits into retirement, education, or liquidity. A client wants to buy a house in 3 years. They're saving for a sabbatical. They want to start a business. They're paying off a specific debt by a specific date.
That's what the Other goal is for.
How it works
There's no calculator here. You set the target amount and the target savings rate manually. The progress bars work exactly the same way: balance progress shows how much they have vs. how much they need, and cash flow progress shows what they're saving vs. what they should be saving.
How I think about it
The flexibility is the point. Every client has at least one goal that doesn't fit a standard category, and it's usually the goal they care about the most. The house they want to buy, the trip they've been planning for years, the business they want to start.
Giving it a name, a number, and a set of assigned accounts makes it real. It goes from "someday I'd like to..." to "here's where you stand, and here's what needs to change to get there."