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Fast starters. >> reporter: that's exactly what it was for ethan. a start. he went on to get his bachelor's degree on his employer's tab. >> because of my role working for a cuni they were able to waive the tuition. >> reporter: his return of $# 6,000. his sister chose an expensive master's degree from new york university. if you are trying to trim your college costs, start at a community college. >> where you went to school matters less and less. what matters more is what you take. >> reporter: second, learn a practical in demand skill like computer science and finally, see if your employer w...

Degree on his employers' tab. >> because of my role working, they were able to waive the tuition. >> his salary now $76,000, not a bad return on a $10,000 investment. his sister chose a different path, an expensive masters degree from new york university. >> she went into biology and i believe she's opting more into wanting to teach. that's an expensive way to switch gears. >> i didn't have to provide -- >> reporter: enrollment at community colleges spiked during the recession, now it's beginning to fall as the economy improves, but tuition at four-year colleges is rising. the job market is st...

Should you praise your new car for a used car? >> it depends what kind of car you are trading in and what kind you are trying to buy. my sister has a 2008 honda civic, a in demand car. since january, used car values for car like the fit have gone up 18%. her car is worth more now than in january. she wants a crv. what she wants to do is keep in mind the new car prices are also rising. but not as fast as used car so crv only costs $600 more now than in january. if she takes her small car and trades it in for something bigger and less in demand, a little less popular, she will have $181800 to ap...

Right before the peak in demand. the peak in demand is july, august. the peak in prices almost always the last two weeks of may before memorial day. in heating oil, columbus day. but we're in for higher prices. in 25 out of the last 26 years, gasoline prices have moved higher from march 15th to may 15th and right now we have already moved higher since march 15th. we made a new high today. so we're already seeing this now the 26th out of 27 years. what -- didn't it work? 2003 when it happened in january and february because on march 19th we invaded iraq. >> oh. all right. listen, i learn every ...

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