Read more Texas has joined a growing movement of states establishing gold and silver currency systems, after Gov. Greg ...

Missouri, Texas and other states have passed bipartisan laws designed to make it easier for consumers to spend their gold ...

Rep. Frank Lucas' bill to stop penny production gains bipartisan support as the U.S. Mint aims to end production by 2026 due ...

There is currently no federal law that requires businesses to accept cash as payment for goods and services, but there is one ...

Fetterman joined Sen. Kevin Cramer in introducing the Payment Choice Act, which seeks to require brick-and-mortar businesses ...

Democratic Sen. John Fetterman and Republican Sen. Kevin Cramer introduced a bill that would generally require in-person ...

WASHINGTON, D.C., USA — A new bipartisan bill introduced last week by Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman and North Dakota ...

Two senators from opposite sides of the aisle have introduced a bill that will allow consumers to spend their cash.

Cash is considered “legal tender” by the U.S. Federal Reserve, but federal law does not mandate private businesses, individuals or organizations to accept bills or coins for payment.

While $500 bills are no longer in circulation, a few special printings of this tender could fetch you quite a bit of money on the resale market.

A bipartisan bill seeks to require businesses to accept cash payments under $500 and ban extra fees for using cash.