In today's episode discover how your kids can go to college virtually free. Find out how to help them ace the ACT, and become truly independent.

Two tips today on how to see Dave Ramsey for free, go to any concert, attend plays and enjoy any sporting event for free. Also how to avoid buyer's remorse by trying before buying.

Deejays who make $25,000 a summer working only two days a week and 50k teaching school. Consultants who make $105 an hour. How you can increase your income doing what you already do.

Learn about Income Statements and Balance Sheets and what games teach financial Intelligence in a fun way.

Learn about the kid who has an infinite return on investment with 30 pairs of shoes. And also learn about how to rent more and buy less including boats, ATV's, RV's, movies, and music. And what are some frugal finds on Amazon? Or how about trading in goods on Amazon to cut your future expenses? Have you heard about the idea to improve your furniture with very little cost? And how about getting paid to cut your water bill?

I found MacGyver! Unbeknownst to me I have a friend who can fix pretty much anything! On a recent visit he told me about several fixes he's completed on appliances and furniture throughout his house. Just as impressive is the deals he gets on appliances. He bought a $60 dishwasher that needed a $20 repair. And he scored a $3500 double oven for only $200. Or how about his clothes dryer that he got for 50 bucks? Craig's list, patient searching and a willingness to drive are a few of his secrets.

A man reached his income limit at work. His solution? Buy items at yard sales and sell them on EBay. Now he makes $50,000 a year part time and in addition to his day job.

Henry David Thoreau talked about having tools of tools. By buying one thing we often need to buy another thing and another thing to take care of it. What if you lived simplistically and thankfully? What if you learned to counteract the Diderot Effect: buy a robe and then a chair then a desk and then a table? Getting long lasting and self cleaning and self maintaining items can save you a lot of time and money. Discover some of the best ways to save time and money in this episode

Raising children can be very difficult. That's why Melissa and I decided that we wouldn't enable our children by giving them allowances for chores that are part of the normal expectations of running a household. But we did decide to give them money for reading books that are transformational and powerful. And we felt it a great idea to help them start and improve their own businesses.

I love bargains and I love high quality. But even better than good bargains and good prices is free. I met a gentleman the other day who taught me how to parlay one free car into two free cars. And while he was telling the story he was picking up a free bed. Having good connections and also making sure that you're searching for free items are two wonderful ways to live within a budget and have plenty of extra.