Japanese expressions (idea)

Recently, I have been collecting Japanese proverbs about money...

• shiawase wa okane dewa kaenai
  • Money can't buy happiness.
• tada hodo takai mono wa nai
  • Nothing is more expensive than something free. (ie "There's no such thing as a free lunch.")
• tada hodo kowai mono wa nai
  • Nothing is scarier than somthing free.
• ichi en o warau mono wa, ichi en ni naku
  • He who laughs at one yen, will cry over one yen.
• kane areba baka mo danna
  • With money, even a fool can be a lord.
• hayaoki wa sanmon no toku
  • Waking up early will earn you three coins. (ie "The early bird gets the worm.")
• toki wa kane nari
  • Time is money.
• son shite toku tore
  • There is profit in losses.
• toranu tanuki no kawazannyou
  • Using the skins of uncaptured tanuki. (ie "Don't count your chickens before they hatch.")
• yasumono kai no zeni ushinau
  • He who buys cheap products, loses coins. (ie "You get what you pay for.")
• okyakusama wa kamisama desu
  • The customer is a god. (ie "The customer is always right.")
• chiri mo tsumoreba yama to naru
  • Even dust, if accummulated, will become a mountain (ie "A penny saved is a penny earned.")