Easy come, easy go. 
Proverbs on a similar topic
- As you make your bed, so you must lie on it.
- The labourer is worthy of his hire.
- As you bake so shall you eat.
- He who greases his wheels helps his oxen.
- As you sow you shall mow.
- The cow knows not What her tail is worth till she hath lost it.
- Come with the Wind, go with the water.
- Mills will not grind if you give them not water.
- A toiling dog comes halting home.
- Sow thin and mow thin.
Related proverbs
Similar proverbs in the same language
English
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The ebb will fetch off What the tide brings in.
- III gotten, ill spent.
Similar proverbs in another language
Latin
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Male partum, male disperit.
Badly born, badly perished.
French
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Qui veut être riche en un an, au bout de six mois est pendu.
Whoever wants to be rich in a year, after six months is hanged.
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Ce qui vient du diable retourne au diable.
What comes from the devil goes back to the devil.
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Ce qui vient de fric s'en va de frac.
What comes from money goes out the window.
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Mal gagné mal dépensé.
Badly earned, badly spent.
German
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Wie gewonnen, so zerronnen.
Easy come, easy go.
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Leicht gewonnen Geld dauert nicht.
Easily won money does not last.
Czech
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Jak nabyl, tak pozbyl.
As he acquired, so he disposed.
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Co od čerta přišlo, zas k čertu odešlo.
What came from the devil has gone to the devil.
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Statek brzo shromážděný rychle odchází a míjí.
The soon to be gathered farmhouse quickly departs and passes by.