I don't believe money can buy happiness (though it doubtless makes misery more bearable).

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It's a quirk of human nature that people can turn against the very ones who help them.

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Mae West was right -- too much of a good thing is wonderful -- period.

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I did paid chores, held jobs or both during my school years.

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My opinion of financial advisers? Those who can, do; those who can't, advise (and anyone who seeks psychological guidance should have his head examined).

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''Waste not, want not'' is one of those cornball bits of folk wisdom that is essentially meaningless.

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''If you've got it, flaunt it'' -- now that I can relate to.

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I'm pretty good at reading people.

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The best things money can buy are intangible -- such as security and choices in life.

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I don't feel rich people are better than I am -- only richer!

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When I say ''no,'' no one has to ask twice -- they know I mean it.

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I'm not happy if I don't have work to do, either in or outside the home.

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Nothing succeeds like excess.

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Living well may be the best revenge -- but revenge isn't my thing.

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I would relish the role of Lady -- or Lord -- Bountiful.

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Big lottery winners who get unlisted numbers seem a little squirrelly -- are they suddenly channeling Greta Garbo?

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I'm with George Bernie Shaw -- ''Lack of money is the root of all evil'' -- and my primary goal in life is to stop being so darn evil!

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One of the coolest things about winning a lot of money is the media exposure and fame it brings -- Mr. DeMille, I'm ready for my close-up!

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With big bucks comes big responsibility.

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I've never been able to budget myself -- but I won't need to, if I'm ever really rollin' in it.

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