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You can finally stop worrying about a stamp price increase in January 2026. The United States Postal Service recently confirmed that First-Class Mail prices will stay the same at the start of the year. While shipping services will see hikes, the USPS chose to keep the cost of First-Class stamps at the current 78-cent rate
If you’re a family who still enjoys the charm of mailing letters or a small business owner who relies on the postal service, make plans to adjust to the latest stamp price increase. The price of a stamp is going up by 3 cents Sunday, marking the third price hike in the last 12 months.
Wait! Didn’t the price of a first class stamp increase about, oh, five minutes ago? So why has the Postal Service announced yet another stamp cost increase? If it seems postal rates increase every year, you’re right. On January 26th, the cost of a first class stamp went from 46 to 49 cents. This 3
If you’re following USPS news and the price of a stamp closely, you’d know that the first class rate for postage stamps is rising this year. But even the Postal Service is making it hard to answer the two most fundamental questions: By how much is the price of a stamp increasing? And when is
On Christmas Eve, the Postal Regulatory Committee (PRC) officially approved an unprecedented increase to the price of a stamp — a full 3-cent increase — to take hold at the end of January 2014. This will bring the total price of a first class stamp to 49 cents from the current rate of 46 cents.
Today, the USPS announced a proposal requesting permission to increase the price of a stamp by 3 cents in January 2014. That would hike the price of a stamp from 46 cents to 49 cents. But don’t jump the gun and invest in forever stamps just yet — the rate increase might not get approved.
On January 27th, 2013, the US postal service will officially enact a brand new stamp price: 46 cents for a standard 1-ounce letter. A slew of other new postage increases are also a part of the change and they’re detailed here. The same exact thing happened this week one year ago — a one-cent increase
A stamp price change is imminent! Tomorrow, the price of a stamp will rise one cent to 46 cents. This is why I made Price of a Stamp — the stamp price changes every once in a while and it’s an easy number to forget. So that’s why the homepage is always accurate and up
The 2013 stamp price will be 46 cents in January — a new postage rate and an increase of one cent compared to the current price of a stamp. The postal service also announced a number of other postage increases and new services coming in 2013. The USPS receives no tax dollars to operate so