If you don't like the customer service or lack of personal attention you are receiving from your broker, you have options, and you don't have to stay there. Account transfers are easy and so is ...

House Bill 4178, which passed the Oregon Senate on a 26-2 vote Thursday evening, would allow transactions to be rounded to the nearest five cents for cash purchases. That means cash purchases ending ...

Most pennies aren’t valuable, but there’s a chance you might get lucky. If not, there are other creative ways to put your spare change to good use.

The owner of General Foods Corporation, she was a generous philanthropist whose great wealth also allowed her to entertain ...

Most people toss old coins into a jar and forget about them. That's a mistake that could be costing you real money.The global market for old and rare coins is genuinely booming right now, and the ...

The United States Mint stopped producing pennies in November, but what happens if you pay and cash and the business does not have pennies to give you the correct change? James Hubler recently ...

Here's what makes some of these 1943 Lincoln wheat pennies so valuable and how to tell if you have one of these valuable coins in your possession or not.

Hidden in plain sight in Wheat Ridge, Colorado, the Brass Armadillo Antique Mall stands as a paradise for collectors, nostalgia-seekers, and anyone who appreciates objects with stories to tell.

Can one penny in an old jar make any difference? In the Lincoln Wheat cent series, even a little detail will make what appears to be an enticing coin to a serious collector. The 1909-1958 minting of ...

While Washington drags its feet, drivers keep paying more, and corn farmers keep getting squeezed. That’s not progress; ...

The U.S. Mint is no longer making the least-valuable American coin, and Vermont’s financial institutions are already feeling the pinch. “Pennies will be distributed very sparingly, and unfortunately, ...

MANDEVILLE, La. (WGNO) — If anyone was “destined” to become Director of the United States Mint, it had to be Paul Hollis. Hollis was fascinated with coins in grade school, carefully cataloguing his ...