Sir Winston Churchill wrote: “It is a good thing for an uneducated man to read books of quotations.” It is a good thing, too, for an educated man or woman to read books of quotations.
People dream about, fight for, work for, scam for, give away, hoard, invest, and tell stories about money. I wanted to know more about money and finances, so I compiled quotations from people ancient and contemporary, young and old, smart and not-so-clever. I learned a great deal from the exercise. I emphasized the Holy Bible, Benjamin Franklin, and Napoleon Hill as well as humorous quotations. May you gain financial wisdom from their insights into money.
The monthly subjects are as follows: Holy Bible, From the Movies, Benjamin Franklin, Napoleon Hill, U.S. Presidents, Humor, Songs, Poets, Drama and Television, Humor, Politicians, Abundance, Celebrities, Work, Risk, Goals, Poets and Philosophers, Motivators, Generosity, and Leaders.
At the end I have the following bonus sections: 10 Financial Tips by Wiz Dumb, 10 Top Richest People in the World, Money Facts from the Past to the Present, U.S. Money History, Bills & Coinage Facts, Facts on Counterfeiting, Damaged/Mutilated Bills and Coins, International Money Facts, and Facts about Credit Card Debt.