129 Quotes About Money-management

Recognize those times when it's best to do nothing. The weeks and months following a significant loss, including death, divorce, or the incapacitation of a loved one, are fraught with emotions. We typically do not make our best decisions under circumstances such as these. **Avoid the inclination to immediately put your house on the market** cash in all your savings, and move to the south of France, or trust the first person who comes along who says he or she can give you all the help you need.

When the purse becomes empty, the mind becomes full of issues.

Just make as much money as you can, but try your best not to rob or get robbed, it will sweep all that you have and leave your hands empty.

Ever see something in a store that you gotta have? How about those rainbow suspenders you wore only once? Prevent the "wish-I-hadn't"s by asking yourself these questions:*Will I use it or wear it often?*Will I use it or wear it a couple months from now?*If I get it, will I have enough money for what I'm saving for?If the answer to any of these questions is no, you might want to think twice. If you still aren't sure, try waiting a week to see if it has the same appeal.

If you’ve driven new cars all of your life, the term “used vehicle” may conjure up images of a dusty old beater with missing hubcaps and no A/C, dragging a clattering muffler down the boulevard. Yes, such cars exist, but I am not advocating that you buy one. Besides the embarrassment, there are also safety concerns and additional maintenance costs associated with clunkers.

You don’t have to be a miser, just be wiser with your money.

Money flows to people who respect it. Treat every dollar like it's related to a Billion.

Money has ears. Be careful what you say to it. And be careful what you say about it. Because money will behave towards you according to what you say to it and according to how you feel about it.

Financial planning and discipline is key to one's financial freedom.