The power gets cut at Scrooge McDuck's venue, and he interprets it as great savings. To save even more money, he fires the planned act and becomes the performer. His guests are not impressed and leave the venue.

Doris felt that Roger was spending too much money on services for the annual charity ball, so she leverages the philanthropic nature of the event to significantly drop the price on all the services that Roger purchases. The end result: $11,553 extra for the orphanage fund.

Mr. Dawes Senior and his directors try to convince the children to deposit their tuppence in the bank when Michael says he would like to use it to feed the birds. This musical number explains banking concepts such as interest and depicts the tactics of banks.

The Secret Millionaires Club learns that borrowing money to grow a business can be a good thing but only if the correct amount of money is borrowed. Watch Warren Buffett’s Secret Millionaires Club on the Kid Genius channel on Xfinity. Visit SMCKIDS.COM for webisodes, comics, games, and more!

A clip from John Sutherland explains how corporations are formed and the process to get them established.