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He is rich who owes nothing.

He is rich who owes nothing.

Summary

This quote suggests that true wealth is not measured by material possessions or accumulated wealth, but rather by the absence of debts or financial obligations. It highlights the idea that having financial freedom and living a debt-free life is the ultimate form of richness. In this context, being rich translates to having a sense of security, independence, and the ability to enjoy life without the burden of financial liabilities.

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