Most people know they should invest. The problem is that most people have been brainwashed to believe that investing is risky. The reality is that it's not investing that is risky, its the investor that is risky.

In today's economy, the most risky thing anyone can do is to rely on their employer for financial freedom. It's also risky to put your money in the bank and collect interest that barely covers inflation...and if inflation really takes off, you'll actually lose money. In other words, if you are financially educated, you can build a pipeline of cash flow for life by investing—a pipeline that produces cash in good times and bad times, in markets that both boom and bust.

Listen to today’s episode to get an insider’s look at how the education system rips off taxpayers and underserves students—when it comes to financial education. Bryan Caplan joins Robert with a revealing look into the college system.