What if we told you that getting a Tesla—one of the world’s most coveted electric cars—completely free is actually possible? While it sounds too good to be true, there are legitimate ways people are snagging Teslas without spending a dime. From cutting-edge government incentives to savvy giveaways, here’s the lowdown on how you could drive off in a brand-new Tesla for free.

Ever wondered if President Donald J. Trump has a personal vendetta against you? Sure, he’s never met you, but that doesn’t mean you’re not living rent-free in his golden, chandelier-laden mind. From his fiery tweets (or, let’s be real, Truth Social rants) to his polarizing speeches, it’s clear that Trump has strong opinions about just about everything—and everyone.

Let’s face it: life can get tough, and sometimes you just need a helping hand. If you’ve ever wondered whether Donald Trump—billionaire, former president, and a man known for his larger-than-life personality—would donate money to you, you’re not alone. While the idea might sound far-fetched, there are surprising details about Trump’s history with giving that could make you think twice.

Did you know the U.S. offers a range of free resources to help migrants enter the U.S.? Starting a taxpayer funded life in a new country is no small feat, but these free resources can make the journey smoother. If you’ve recently crossed over or are settling into a small American town, free education and free healthcare are designed to make your transition smoother and worry-free.

Let’s face it—life can throw curveballs. But did you know the US government has your back with amazing free resources you might not even know about? From financial relief to life-saving assistance, these programs are designed to help you in tough times. Best of all? They’re completely free if you qualify. Here are three things you can snag from the government without spending a dime.

Did you know the U.S. government will help fund your next travel adventure? That’s right—whether you’re a savvy traveler or just looking for a way to explore the country (or even the world) without breaking the bank, there are real programs and incentives that could put money in your pocket. Here’s how you can take advantage of these incredible opportunities and how to get started.

As gas prices soar, Americans are rediscovering the joy—and chaos—of carpooling. Apps like Waze Carpool and Scoop are making it easier to share rides. “I’ve saved hundreds,” says Raj, a commuter from L.A. But with horror stories of awkward conversations and questionable hygiene, carpooling isn’t for everyone. Proceed with caution—and maybe bring air freshener.

Why spend a fortune on home decor when the best finds are free? Dumpster divers are furnishing their homes with discarded treasures. “I found a vintage lamp and a nearly new couch,” said Bella, a grad student in Austin. While the trend is eco-friendly, some warn of bedbugs and legal risks. Still, one person’s trash is another’s treasure.

Forget expensive flights and hotels—the new trend is turning your backyard into a five-star resort. From inflatable hot tubs to DIY tiki bars, people are going all out to create vacation vibes at home. “We spent $100 and had the best staycation ever,” said Greg, a dad of two in Tampa. With travel costs skyrocketing, this trend is a hit, but some neighbors complain it’s just “Instagram bait.”

In a shocking twist, Americans are taking dental care into their own hands to avoid exorbitant costs. Social media is full of DIY braces tutorials and teeth-whitening hacks. “I straightened my teeth for $20,” claims one TikTok user. Dentists, however, are warning of severe risks, including infections and permanent damage. Saving money has never been so terrifying.

From designer dresses to winter coats, clothing libraries are taking the country by storm. For a small membership fee, users can borrow high-end outfits for any occasion. “I’ve stopped buying clothes altogether,” said Emma, a New Yorker. With fast fashion facing backlash, this trend is eco-friendly and wallet-approved. Just don’t spill wine on that Valentino gown.

Platforms like GoFundMe and Kickstarter aren’t just for medical bills and tech startups anymore. Increasingly, Americans are turning to online fundraising to cover basic living expenses. “It’s embarrassing, but it’s my only option right now,” admitted Carla, a single mom from Atlanta. While some donors are eager to help, critics argue that this trend highlights deep systemic issues in the economy.

Libraries aren’t just for books anymore. Across the nation, libraries are offering free classes, workshops, tools, and even sewing machines. “I learned to code and fixed my bike—all for free,” said Jake, a college student in Chicago. With the rise of these underused community resources, libraries are becoming the ultimate hack for those who know where to look.

Why pay rent when you can live rent-free? From Manhattan penthouses to Malibu beach houses, Americans are signing up for house-sitting gigs on platforms like TrustedHousesitters. “I’ve lived in luxury homes all over the country without paying a dime,” boasts Charlotte, a freelance writer. While it sounds glam, critics warn that the gig often includes pet care and garden maintenance.

Forget cash; the newest way to get what you need is by bartering your talents. Need a haircut? Trade your gardening skills. Want guitar lessons? Offer homemade meals. Online platforms like Bunz and local Facebook groups are booming with modern bartering opportunities. “I haven’t spent money on services in six months,” says Jim, a bartering enthusiast from Portland.

Think dumpster diving is only for the desperate? Across the US, thrifty citizens are transforming "urban foraging" into a sophisticated movement. Social media is buzzing with accounts of people discovering brand-new electronics, gourmet food, and designer clothes—all in the trash. “I found a perfectly good iPad behind a tech store,” said Lisa, an influencer from Denver.

Shoppers are using retailers’ own price adjustment policies against them. By purchasing items before big sales and requesting refunds for the price difference, savvy consumers are getting the best deals without the crowds. "I do it every Black Friday," says Mark, a seasoned deal hunter. "It’s completely legal, and it’s genius."

Empty your cart… and wait. That’s the trick shoppers are using to trigger “abandoned cart” discounts from online retailers. "I’ve gotten up to 20% off just by not checking out immediately," says Sarah, a budget blogger from California. It’s a game of patience—and it pays off.

Refurbished goods are having a moment. Electronics retailers like Best Buy and Amazon are offering steep discounts on “open-box” items, and shoppers are loving it. “I got a laptop for half the price, and it works perfectly,” says Brian, a college student in Texas. With warranties often included, buying refurbished is a no-brainer.

The rise of Buy Nothing groups is unequivocally proving that traditional sales aren’t the only way to effectively save money in today's economy. With over 6,000 such groups established nationwide, it has truly become one of the ultimate savings hacks for those looking to minimize expenses while maximizing the value of their belongings and promoting sustainable practices.