AAA is one of the best deals on the market today and offers you thousands in savings.  To find out more see this article: “The best $50 you will ever spend”

If you are on twitter you should follow Free Stuff Times (fstimes).  They tweet free deals 20 times a day and there are some great deals there. Go to the site www.freestufftimes.com to see all the items and what other people got free!

Many states have 1 weekend out of the year where you pay no sales tax on certain purchases. If you live in one of these states, click a link below and find out when and what you can buy!

Really Really Free Markets (RRFMs) usually occur in a public place like a park or other community area and are filled with people who bring their talents (like hair cutting ability) or goods (like clothes and shoes) and make them available for free to others at the market. There are RRFMs in at least 15 states in the country.  Read the full article on the RRFM by clicking here.

The Free Stuff Channel has several categories of free items.  A great one is the "Clothing" section where you can find free t-shirts and hats among other things.  Check it out here.

Hey Its Free is a website that has compiled a list of restaurants that offer free meals.  We have reprinted that list here (with their permission of course) on our site.  Take a look

Many restaurants offer "kids eat free" deals, but the problem is nobody knows where those places are and when they are offering those deals. There are several websites that eliminates the guesswork. Two really good ones are listed below.

www.mykidseatfree.com has a state by state listing of over 5600 participating restaurants covering every night of the week.

www.kidseatfor.com has a great calendar that shows all the free and cheap kids deals based on zipcode.

National Donut Day is the first friday in June (June 4 in 2010) and was created in 1938 by the Salvation Army to celebrate the women who served donuts to soldiers during World War 1.  Many donut outlets and shops give away free donuts that day to include Krispy Kreme and Dunkin Donuts.

Craigslist (www.craigslist.org) is a website that has everything from job postings to real estate for sale.  The site is broken down geographically and serves the whole country.  If you select any city and select the "free" link in the middle of the page you will find a treasure chest of free items from office clothing to hospital beds.  Happy hunting!