Weekend Linkage - January 13, 2007

Posted by Sun on January 13, 2008
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Silicon Valley Blogger at The Digerati Life offered some debt defying strategies to get rid of your debt.

Jeremy at Generation X Finance looked at the current market condition and urged not to make drastic long term decisions based on short term market fluctuations.

Ben at Money Smart Life continued discussions on taxes. This time, he discussed whether eBay sellers need to pay self employment taxes.

Lazy Man at Lazy Man and Money listed seven items that you need to prepare in case of an emergency. Where does he put all those stuff though?

Jim at Blueprint for Financial Prosperity wanted to make it harder to spend money with four ways.

Nickel at Five Cent Nickel wrote some quick and dirty financial equations, such as the Rule of 72, etc.

NCN at No Credit Needed showed what he will do to build a better budget with a new baby on board.

FMF at Free Money Finance posted 13 most overlooked tax deductions.

MBH at Mighty Bargain Hunter suggested tracking expenses slowly.

Super Saver at My Wealth Builder had some ideas on how to maximize tax benefits of 529 plans.

TFB at The Finance Buff talked about whether it makes sense to buy now or gradually over time.

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