Money

Biographer Philip Guedella often lectured on the art of writing biography. He used to say that a biographer’s most difficult task is finding out what kind of person his subject

There is the story about a man who was moving overseas. His life’s savings were tucked away in a big money belt he wore around his waist. On the first

Some people find out who there real friends are precisely when they need them the most. A man lost his entire fortune, suddenly, as the result of one bad investment.

A young mother was watching a television news program with her eight-year-old son. The newscaster reported on the stock market, saying, “The value of the dollar is up.” The boy

A character named “Mr. Pump” appears in a novel by A.A. Milne called “Two People.” At one point in the novel, Mr. Pump, an important London publisher, is described as

The three sons of a lawyer, a doctor, and a minister, respectively, were talking about how much money their fathers earned. The lawyer’s son said, “My father goes into a

“. . . in the last days there will come times of stress. For we will be lovers of self, lovers of money . . . swollen with conceit .

“As for what was sown among thorns, this is the one who hears the word, but the cares of the world and the lure of wealth choke the word, and