Wealth

Wealth gathers quotes that probe money’s power to shape lives, values, and relationships. Here you’ll find lines that admire prosperity’s comforts, question its moral cost, and expose the quiet anxieties behind abundance. Writers return to wealth because it is never only about numbers: it can buy time, security, and influence, yet it can also distort desire, sharpen inequality, and turn people into commodities. The quotations in this category range from sharp satire of the rich to sober reflections on work, inheritance, debt, and the hunger for “enough.” Expect observations on luxury and poverty, generosity and greed, status and shame—along with reminders that fortune is fickle, and that what we own often ends up owning us.