Hi 
Is it just me or is anyone else finding it more and more annoying to read about all the financial institutes that are seeing their dodgy dealings come crashing down and are still getting massive pay outs, even when they are forced to resign?
I’m like many people who really try hard to honour all their financial committments but where’s my hand out when the s**t hits the fan through no fault of my own?
I’ve just spent three long, hard, unpaid years trying to sort out the major problems an absent landlord and a negligent managing agent caused this place, all by myself, and now, when I need to go back to work to earn some money to honour my committments, I develop hip bursitis which needs steroid injections and have had my first major panic attack!
Reward for failure has always been an issue for me but it seems to becoming more and more prevalent.
Massive hedge funds and investment banks create extremely complicated packages on the backs of mortgages that should never have been sold in the first place starting the credit cruch we are now experiencing and ultimately paying for.
I’m really tired of the attitude of so many people that really impact negatively on my own life - from being burgled, from my partner having our car (and nearly his motorbike) written off and the aforementioned landlord and agent.
Not to mention hidden stealth taxes and as usual, nothing in the budget for anyone who is self reliant and doesn’t have any kids.
Sorry to whinge but they do say that writing things down sometimes help.
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