Core concepts & glossary
Vaults, Stash Spots, double-entry, net worth, period close and more — defined.
Core concepts & glossary
A quick reference to the terms you'll see across Fullness.
Saving concepts
- Vault — a secure digital envelope to earmark money for a purpose. Funds stay liquid but are labelled and separated. Great for emergency funds and medium-term goals.
- Stash Spot — a small, flexible bucket for day-to-day spending categories (groceries, entertainment).
- Safe Haven — very low-risk holdings for protecting wealth you can't afford to lose.
- Wealth Well — long-term growth holdings to build net worth over years.
- Fund Fort — reserved cash for households or businesses to withstand unexpected expenses.
Money basics
- Net worth — total assets minus liabilities, tracked across linked accounts, debts and investments.
- Double-entry bookkeeping — every transaction affects at least two accounts with equal debits and credits, keeping your books always balanced.
- Money Mode — a posture (Survival, Recovery, Fullness) derived from your savings rate that tailors guidance.
- Period close — locking a month or year so prior records can't be edited; every close is logged.
- Remittance — a cross-border money transfer, available in Fullness via Wise.
- Dunning — automated reminders sent when an invoice becomes overdue.