They say to be careful what you wish for, and for me, that’s certainly true. A couple of years ago, I was desperately looking for a way to top up my income, so when the perfect solution popped up on s

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The description of money as dirty has a long history in English literature, from Shylock’s account of usury to Martin Amis’s novel Money (1984) to Caryl Churchill’s play Serious Money (1987). Mostly t