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Ohio CASH invoice would require all companies to simply accept money funds

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‘The Huge Cash Present’ analyzes the most recent earnings from main retailers like Goal, TJ Maxx and Lowe’s. 

Ohioans might quickly be buying prefer it’s 1999 if legislators move the Foreign money Entry to Spend Right here (CASH) invoice, which might require companies and authorities places of work to simply accept money for funds as much as $500.

The invoice would require companies and authorities entities to offer no less than one point-of-sale location that accepts money. Moreover, it bans them from charging these utilizing money for a transaction the next worth than these utilizing different cost strategies.

TARGET SLASHES PRICES ON THOUSANDS OF ITEMS IN BID TO REVIVE SLIPPING SALES

A cashier masses a turkey and different groceries for checkout at a Walmart Supercenter retail retailer in North Bergen, New Jersey, Nov. 21, 2025.  (Mike Segar/File Photograph/Reuters / Reuters)

“It is easy, money is the premise for enterprise in America. Our taxpayers ought to at all times have the flexibility to make use of money of their each day lives,” mentioned Ohio state Rep. David Thomas (R-Jefferson), who launched Home Invoice 554.

“I hear from residents who could not belief digital cost choices or simply desire to make use of bodily money. This invoice balances the wants of presidency and enterprise to be environment friendly with the flexibility to nonetheless depend on bodily foreign money,” Thomas added.

Target deploying new self checkout machines for people who are visually impaired.

A buyer testing out Goal’s new self-checkout system geared toward serving to people who find themselves visually impaired. (Goal)

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As retailers, reminiscent of Goal, Walmart and Costco transfer in the direction of self-checkout strategies that always don’t settle for money, this might imply some main modifications to their technique. Nevertheless, it might not essentially imply hiring extra employees, because the invoice states that the money point-of-sale may be “automated or operated by an individual.”

Costco shoppers

Clients lined up at checkout counters in a really busy Costco retailer in Queens, New York on an unspecified date. The Oster countertop ovens recalled have been bought at Costco and different main retailers.  (Lindsey Nicholson/UCG/Common Photographs Group / Getty Photographs)

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Thomas’ invoice mirrors one which Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., and Sen. Kevan Cramer, R-N.D., launched, often known as the Fee Selection Act of 2025. Their invoice would additionally require companies to simply accept money and bar them from charging the next worth to those that selected to pay in money.

Fox Enterprise reached out to Goal, Walmart and Costco for remark.

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