Little and often fills the purse

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

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
PÍO	PEE-o	Spanish
Chase	[tʃeis]
Minako	mee-nah-ko	Japanese
Aphrodisia	-	Ancient Greek
Arsen	-	Armenian
Enos	EE-nahs (English)	Biblical, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek