a penny saved is a penny earned

proverb Every small amount helps to build one's savings (i.e. by saving a penny, you have one more penny). I'm trying not to spend much money right now because, you know what they say, a penny saved is a penny earned.

penny saved is a penny earned

Prov. Money that you save is more valuable than money that you spend right away.; It is good to save money. Now that you have your first job, you ought to open a savings account. A penny saved is a penny earned. Mary worked hard to save money; she knew that a penny saved is a penny earned.

penny saved is a penny earned, a

What one does not spend, one will have. This maxim for thrift is so familiar that it often appears in shortened form, as in Although they can afford to buy a house right now, they're putting it off, on the principle of "a penny saved." It appeared in slightly different form in George Herbert's Outlandish Proverbs (1640). Whether or not it originally suggested that savings earn interest is not known.

词组	a penny saved is a penny earned
释义	a penny saved is a penny earned a penny saved is a penny earned proverb Every small amount helps to build one's savings (i.e. by saving a penny, you have one more penny). I'm trying not to spend much money right now because, you know what they say, a penny saved is a penny earned. See also: earn, penny, save Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. penny saved is a penny earned Prov. Money that you save is more valuable than money that you spend right away.; It is good to save money. Now that you have your first job, you ought to open a savings account. A penny saved is a penny earned. Mary worked hard to save money; she knew that a penny saved is a penny earned. See also: earn, penny, save McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. penny saved is a penny earned, a What one does not spend, one will have. This maxim for thrift is so familiar that it often appears in shortened form, as in Although they can afford to buy a house right now, they're putting it off, on the principle of "a penny saved." It appeared in slightly different form in George Herbert's Outlandish Proverbs (1640). Whether or not it originally suggested that savings earn interest is not known. See also: penny, save The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. See also: teach a man to fish village it takes a village actions speak louder than words a man is judged by his deeds, not by his words chickens come home to roost chickens come home to roost, one's a trouble shared is a trouble halved a good example is the best sermon a man is known by the company he keeps References in periodicals archive A penny saved is a penny earned, and in New Jersey you want to be saving your pennies in Sussex County. Sussex County ranks No. 1 for savings returns A wise man once said that a penny saved is a penny earned, but he passed to his reward more than 200 years ago. Sadly, a penny saved is a penny spurned A penny saved is a penny earned, and Kathy Spencer knows how to save a lot of pennies. The money/finance shelf A penny saved is a penny earned, especially in these rough times. Bogo! The old adage of "a penny saved is a penny earned" is worth taking to heart. No big secret to reducing costs Remember the old saying, "A penny saved is a penny earned." For most kids these days, pennies, nickels and even dimes are no longer considered real money. MONEY, POWER, RESPECT
随便看	come out in the wash, it will come out in(to) the open come out of come out of a clear blue sky come out of a/the clear blue sky come out of left field come out of nowhere come out of (one's) shell come out of one's shell come out of one's shell, to come out of shell come out of (something) come out of the blue come out of the box come out of the closet come out of the woodwork come out of your shell come out on come out on the side of (someone or something) come out on top come out smelling like a rose come out smelling of roses come out swinging come out the little end of the horn come out to