Building Wealth - It's Not What You Make, It's What You Keep

Posted by Hadriel Sam on December 23rd, 2019

Franklin was also the author of his day's version   Abundance With Money Review   of a blog called Poor Richard's Almanac under the pen name of Richard Saunders. While many are aware of this, fewer are aware that he also penned a document called Father Abraham's Sermons, also known as The Way to Wealth.Some modern sayings you have heard, have roots in Franklin's writings including a few you may have heard:

"There are no gains, without pains"
"Time is money"
"Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise"
"A penny saved is two pence dear"
In today's economy with increased awareness of the need to be financially conservative there is another of Franklin's sayings that should be heeded.
"Buy what thou hast no need of, and e're long thou shalt sell thy necessaries." He was passing along wise words. To modernize this phrase you might say "Wasting money on things that you have no need for, and before long you may have to sell the things you need." The news is peppered with stories of people who have had to sell their cars, boats, jewelry and even their homes to make it through this recession.

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