* The Merchant: He is described as "a worthy man with a forked beard," but also as someone who "had a great store of money at his command" and was "always striving to increase his hoard." He appears to be preoccupied with wealth and material possessions.
* The Wife of Bath: Although her obsession is more with controlling her husband's wealth, she is still very much focused on material possessions. She's characterized as a wealthy, independent woman who has been married five times and has a clear understanding of how to acquire and manage money.
While other pilgrims like the Prioress and the Monk may have a more relaxed relationship with wealth, these two stand out for their explicit focus on acquiring and maintaining money.