Contract is an agreement made up of big words and little type.

A Contract is a deceptive document — The large print giveth and the small print taketh away.

A Contract is worthless if not written — a verbal contract is not worth the paper it's printed on.

A Contract is a document written by lawyers for lawyers in order to make people immediately realise that they cannot do without lawyers.

Debt is about the only thing you can acquire without money.

Debt is terrible — a man in debt is caught in a net

Debt is worse than poverty — he that gets out of debt, grows rich.

Debt is not advisable. A debtor must often lie.

Investment is wise — Put no trust in money; put your money in trust.

Investment is tricky — never invest your money in anything that eats or needs repainting.

Investment is never done without risk — it costs money to make money.

Investment is a fishing line baited with a herring in the hope of catching a marlin, which briefly flirts and tugs - then escapes with our offering in its belly, prompting us to stick another herring on the hook.

Loyalty is not without its limits — He who wants to remain true to himself cannot always remain true to others.

Loyalty is valuable in an employee — an ounce of it is worth a pound of cleverness.

Loyalty is suspect — when a dog wags its tail, it is thinking of the meat not the master.

Loyalty is gained through gifts — If you would have the dog follow you, give it bread.