6,634 Quotes About Money

Money is so powerful, and poverty so painful, that there has never been, and there will never be, a sane prostitute that played or will play hard to get.

All too often, food is given to a poor person only because the giver is too lazy to go to the dustbin, or to look for one.

Before you complain that your man is stingy, I want you to ask yourself this question: Does it feel great to give to you?

If you ask him for a shilling, or two or three shillings, he'll give freely freely, but if he know that he got to spend a few hundred dollars, which is no more than three shillings compare to what he got, boys, he will cry buckets of tears.

My amazing client! Reached out to me about a year and a half ago or so and told me he was working 80 hours a week at his job. We chatted and worked a way to start a new 'stupid idea' on his own. A year later he sold it for 7 figures. Woot! We are working together again.

Saving money is for fools. The wise achieve the very same or even better result by simply not wasting money.

Paying or having paid for something often makes it seem necessary; or better, more important, or more useful than it is.

The reading population of Arizona is small, and the expense of publication great. It is not, therefore, with very bright prospects of pecuniary return that we begin our labors. --Edward E. Cross, "The Weekly Arizonian," March 3, 1859

When you fight for money, you know your life's exact worth.