Quote by Benjamin Franklin

He who multiplies riches, multiplies cares.

He who multiplies riches, multiplies cares.

Summary

This quote suggests that the pursuit of wealth and material possessions may lead to an increased burden of worries and responsibilities. The more one focuses on accumulating riches, the more they may find themselves entangled in the complexities and challenges that come with managing and protecting their wealth. It serves as a cautionary reminder that while wealth can provide a certain level of comfort and opportunities, it also brings along a greater quantity of concerns and anxieties.

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Wealth

By Benjamin Franklin

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