USPS will raise stamp prices in July amid financial struggles and declining mail volume, with further increases possible without congressional action.
The price of stamps and other common mailing services are going up. Here's when, and what you'll be paying after July.
The United States Postal Service on Friday announced they are moving forward with postal rate changes later this summer, sending the price of a first-class stamp from 55 cents to 58 cents. The ...
The USPS is raising prices in July — but not on stamps this time. Here's what that will mean for you
Last July, the U.S. Postal Service raised the price of Forever Stamps to 78 cents. Last month, the agency proposed (1) another increase, which would take the postage rate to 82 cents per stamp on July ...
The cost of mailing a letter is increasing again as the United States Postal Service works to address its long-running financial challenges. The adjustments amount to an overall rate hike of just 5%.
USPS plans to raise shipping rates on Jan. 18, 2026, pending regulatory approval. Increases include 6.6% for Priority Mail and 7.8% for USPS Ground Advantage. Mailing prices, including First-Class ...
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