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Should Paper Checks Be Abolished Like The Penny?

Should Paper Checks Be Abolished Like The Penny?

Good Partner  Tue, September 8, 2026 Jay L. Zagorsky

While Americans are writing fewer checks, they haven't abandoned this means of payment.

Germany is getting rid of paper checks at the end of 2027. Australia is bidding them farewell by 2030. U.S. President Donald Trump followed up his order killing off the penny with an executive order stopping check writing by the federal government.

Should the U.S. follow these other countries and broadly eliminate the ability to write checks?

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BRICS Not Opposed To the US Dollar, Confirms Diplomat

BRICS Not Opposed To the US Dollar, Confirms Diplomat

Vinod Dsouza   September 30, 2026       BRICSBusiness

Russian Ambassador to India Denis Alipov confirmed at the NDTV Defense Summit that the BRICS alliance is not opposed to the US dollar. He stressed that no member nation has spoken in an anti-Western tone at the September summit in India. Member countries have also not promoted any form of anti-Western agenda to push policies, he said.

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Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Thursday Afternoon 10-8-26

Parliamentary Finance: The Government Received Debts Of About 210 Trillion Dinars

Money and business  Economy News _ Baghdad   A member of the Parliamentary Finance Committee, Yousef al-Kalabi, on Thursday, that the Iraqi government has received a difficult financial situation in light of the accumulation of debt and the decline in oil revenues.

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Thursday Iraq News Posted by Tishwash at TNT 10-8-2026

TNT:

Tishwash:  Al-Masoudi: Al-Zaidi gave the green light to American companies to take control of energy projects. 

Former Member of Parliament Riyadh al-Masoudi asserted on Thursday that Prime Minister Ali Faleh al-Zaidi has given American companies the green light to completely control energy projects in Iraq, without any restrictions or conditions.

Al- Masoudi told the Information Agency, "Prime Minister Ali Faleh al-Zaidi is merely a listener and executor of Trump and his administration's directives. He is the weakest link in implementing Washington's policies, even though they are not in the interest of the Iraqi people. Moreover, al-Zaidi has given American companies the green light to completely control energy projects and other vital projects without any restrictions or conditions."

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Reset Intelligence: The Day the IQD Shut Baghdad's Markets

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Reset Intelligence: The Day the IQD Shut Baghdad's Markets

By Reset Intelligence | @EXIT_FIAT

The first trading day of Iraq's new dinar rate ended with two of Baghdad's main wholesale markets locked.

The dollar on the street went up, not down. Baghdad closed Wednesday at 167,000 IQD for $100, against just above 163,000 before the decision.

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Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Thursday Morning 10-8-26

The Sudanese Coalition Accuses Politicians Of Hypocrisy: They Publicly Criticize The Rise Of The Dollar While Secretly Smuggling It

Baghdad - One News Khaled Walid, a member of the Reconstruction and Development Coalition, attacked politicians whom he accused of having double standards regarding the dollar exchange rate, noting that they publicly express their objection to its rise in front of the media, while, according to his accusations, they are smuggling US currency away from public view.

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Why Did Treasury Just Hire the Architect of the Gold-Backed Bond?

Why Did Treasury Just Hire the Architect of the Gold-Backed Bond?

 by Phoenix Capital Research  Tuesday, Oct 06, 2026 - 8:20

In late September, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent brought Judy Shelton into his office as Counselor to the Secretary.  Most of the coverage treated it as a personnel note about a longtime gold advocate. I think the more useful question is a simple one: why would Treasury want her, and why now?  Start with the problem Bessent is trying to solve.

Treasury has to sell trillions of dollars in long-term debt to finance a national debt that has passed $40 trillion.

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