Weekend Linkage - January 6, 2007

Silicon Valley Blogger at The Digerati Life discussed the true cost of relocation. Well, besides money and stress, the true REASON to relocate must be considered to evaluate the true cost.

My top mutual fund performers last year were all related to oil, a side effect of high oil price. Jeremy at Generation X Finance looked at opportunities to profit from $100 oil.

As the tax season begins, Ben at Money Smart Life talked about whether money made on eBay should be reported as part of the income.

Do you have a new year resolution? I don’t and never did. Lazy Man at Lazy Man and Money, who is nominated for Performancing’s award for Best Business/Money Blog, shared his 2008 goals.

Jim at Blueprint for Financial Prosperity explained what a reverse mortgage is and whether it’s a good deal .

Nickel at Five Cent Nickel answered a reader question on Roth IRA income limits and marriage. Meanwhile, NCN at No Credit Needed said it’s time to fund 2008 IRA, $10.64 per day.
FMF at Free Money Finance posted an idea for saving: put your change in savings every night.

MBH at Mighty Bargain Hunter talked about the new 2008 Presidential dollar coins. I always get some after each of the $1 coins were released last year, not as an investment, but collection.

David at Money Ning suggested make bigger contributions to 401(k) plan at the beginning of the year. One year ago, I had a similar idea

Another David at My Tow Dollars listed three legal documents everybody should have and I have none of them

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