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How you pay in-store will change under new bill
How you pay in-store will change under new bill
How you pay in-store will change under new bill

Published on: 08/12/2026

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The act also formally ends the production of pennies. (Simon Kadula via Unsplash)

Now that the penny is set to go the way of the dodo, officials are trying to find a new way for businesses to round cash at registers.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/nation/2026/08/how-you-pay-in-store-will-change-under-new-bill.html

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