The U.S. stops producing the one-cent coin after 232 years. The halt in production follows a mandate from President Donald Trump, who called it a “waste” due to the high cost—it costs more to make a penny (3.69 ¢) than its face value of 1 ¢. On November 12, 2025, the U.S. Mint in
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(and How to Get It Right) By Tony Pacheo, Store Manager, Pull-A-Part Tucson Salvage yards are a goldmine for saving money on car repairs—but only if you come prepared. Here are five common mistakes people make, and how to avoid them: Bringing the wrong tools (or not enough). A solid socket set, screwdrivers, pliers, a […]
Christmas is a time of joy… and spending! To enjoy it without going into debt, it’s best to plan ahead. Make a realistic budget that includes gifts, meals, and decorations. Start saving in November and look for sales or early purchases. Handmade gifts or group exchanges, like the famous Secret Santa, reduce expenses and maintain […]














