But,' I said, 'what if the money just sits in
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In Dick Francis's novel "To the Hilt," a character expresses concerns about stagnant money, questioning its effectiveness if it merely sits idle rather than being invested or used. This highlights a common dilemma regarding financial management and the potential lost opportunities that come from not taking action. The quote reflects a deeper anxiety about money’s value and the importance of making decisions that allow for growth and use.
Francis often explores...
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