Money opens every door, but not the door to peace.
Put money in your pocket, not in your heart.
Wealth is not having a lot of money, but needing little.

True wealth begins with what money can’t buy.
Money doesn’t change a person’s character, it only reveals it.
One who is happy with little can also be peaceful with much.

If you find friends with money, they disappear when the money is gone.
Real wealth is what you accumulate in your heart, not in your pocket.
Having money is not freedom; ruling over it is.

When the power of money replaces reason, society loses.
A full wallet does not justify an empty conscience.
It’s not about money itself, but what you do with it.

You can’t buy time with money, but you can waste it.
Being rich begins in the heart.
Money can’t buy happiness, but it can delay misery.
Earning money is easy; keeping it is hard.
One who cannot manage money cannot manage life.
If your heart is rich, people will see value in you, not just your wallet.
You can buy everything with money — except trust.
Money is a wise person’s servant, a fool’s master.
Money can buy everything except love.
Wealth is not a result; it’s a test.
People are honest when poor, masked when rich.
Having money is strength, being its slave is weakness.
Don’t be sad if your pocket is empty, as long as your heart is full.
Money does not elevate a person; it displays character.
You may have much money, but a small heart makes you poor.
Money doesn’t make you strong — sharing it does.
Lives built on money collapse when money vanishes.