Musnad Ahmad 750:1

'Abd al-Rahman ibn Mahdi narrated to us, Shayban ibn 'Abd al-Rahman narrated to us, from al-Rukayn ibn al-Rabi', from his father, from his uncle, Fulan ibn 'Amilah, from Khuraym ibn Fatik al-Asadi, that the Prophet, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, said: "People are four, and deeds are six. As for the people: one who is granted abundance in the world and the Hereafter; one who is granted abundance in the world but restricted in the Hereafter; one who is restricted in the world but granted abundance in the Hereafter; and one who is wretched in the world and the Hereafter. As for the deeds: two that make [the outcome] obligatory, one like for one, ten times over, and seven hundred times over. The two that make [the outcome] obligatory: whoever dies a Muslim, a believer, not associating anything with Allah, then Paradise is made obligatory for him; and whoever dies a disbeliever, then the Fire is made obligatory for him. Whoever intends a good deed but does not do it, and Allah knows that he has felt it in his heart and was eager for it, it is written for him as one good deed. Whoever intends a bad deed, it is not written against him. Whoever does it, it is written as one, and it is not multiplied against him. Whoever does a good deed, it is for him ten times over, and whoever spends an expenditure in the way of Allah, it is for him seven hundred times over."