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YOUTUBE (LiveNOW from FOX) - Do you own the rare 1969 penny valued at $600,000?

A rare penny that was minted in San Francisco in 1969 may be worth up to $600,000 due to a "doubled die obverse" mistake made during the minting process. LiveNOW from FOX's Christy Matino discusses what to look for on your penny with Wyatt McDonald, president at Coinfully.

BABYLONBEE (Babylon Bee) - 7 Hacks To Obtain A Burrito For Less Than $20

Burritos are really, really expensive these days, apparently. But fear not — there are still ways to get them without having to shell out $20 a pop. You just have to know the right tricks.

JUSTTHENEWS (Amanda Head) - Trump admin’s proactive prevention vs. reactive cleanup saves millions for Americans

The Treasury Department, via its Bureau of the Fiscal Service, recently screened over 885 million payments totaling about $2.77 trillion and flagged roughly 4,900 payments tied to deceased individuals as part of the expanded "Do Not Pay" system.

NPR (Joe Hernandez) - Tricks to help you spend less money at restaurants

Personal finance and nutrition experts share simple strategies that make it possible to eat out without spending a fortune. One tip? You might have to let go of your fast food delivery habit.

ABCNEWS - House candidate Jack Schlossberg proposes monthly Child Tax Credit payments

New York congressional candidate Jack Schlossberg is proposing that annual child tax credits should instead be issued monthly and expanded.

BABYLONBEE (Babylon Bee) - DEAL ALERT: Save Big On A 20-Pound Weighted Vest By Just Gaining 20 Pounds

Looking to expand your personal gym, but low on cash? Instead of spending money on a 20-pound weighted vest, try just gaining 20 pounds instead.

NEWSNATIONNOW (Jeremy Tanner) - IRS reminds parents of these tax credits worth thousands

Last week, the Internal Revenue Service advised parents and families not to overlook available tax credits that could significantly lower their tax burdens – or even boost their refunds.