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Just call me Mr Rigsby

It’s been an eventful week for me. Last Sunday I was still officially a lucky escaper of the credit crunch. The lucky co-owner of an unwanted, brand spanking new flat (notice how I have reverted to “flat” – as opposed to apartment – as the credit crunch has set in), we were all set to… Continue reading Just call me Mr Rigsby

Published 7 October 2008
Categorized as politics and life Tagged credit crunch, economics, housing, landlordism

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