little and often fills the purse

Earning or save small amounts of money as frequently as possible will provide the income or savings that one needs. I never had a proper career, instead making my living by doing various jobs for people all around the city. I might not have had a fat paycheck at the end of each month, but little and often fills the purse. Try to get into the habit of dropping 10, 20, 30 dollars into a savings account whenever you can spare it—little and often fills the purse.

See also: and, fill, little, often, purse

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

Little and often fills the purse.

Prov. If you get a little bit of money frequently, you will always have enough. Jill: I don't think I'll ever be able to save very much; I can only afford to save such a little bit of money from every paycheck. Jane: Ah, but little and often fills the purse.

See also: and, fill, little, often, purse

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

have got it made
live beyond (one's) means
live beyond means
live beyond/within your means
live within (one's) means
live within means
be coining it
if wishes were horses, (then) beggars might ride
if wishes were horses, beggars would/might ride
be minting it

词组	little and often fills the purse
释义	little and often fills the purse little and often fills the purse Earning or save small amounts of money as frequently as possible will provide the income or savings that one needs. I never had a proper career, instead making my living by doing various jobs for people all around the city. I might not have had a fat paycheck at the end of each month, but little and often fills the purse. Try to get into the habit of dropping 10, 20, 30 dollars into a savings account whenever you can spare it—little and often fills the purse. See also: and, fill, little, often, purse Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. Little and often fills the purse. Prov. If you get a little bit of money frequently, you will always have enough. Jill: I don't think I'll ever be able to save very much; I can only afford to save such a little bit of money from every paycheck. Jane: Ah, but little and often fills the purse. See also: and, fill, little, often, purse McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: have got it made live beyond (one's) means live beyond means live beyond/within your means live within (one's) means live within means be coining it if wishes were horses, (then) beggars might ride if wishes were horses, beggars would/might ride be minting it
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