money comes and goes; money circulates
Proverb meaning that money does not stay in one place forever; it moves around society. Often used to console someone who has lost money or to caution against greed.
Money comes and goes, so even if you don't have it now, it'll come back around.
Standard kanji spelling for this proverb.
Variant spelling with もの in kana.
A traditional Japanese proverb. The exact origin is uncertain, but it reflects the idea that money circulates through society and does not permanently belong to any one person.