U.S. Post Office wants to raise prices again!

What to Know About the U.S. Postal Service’s ‘Severe Financial Crisis’

An American flag flies above signage outside U.S. Postal Service headquarters in Washington, D.C., on Aug. 17, 2020. —Erin Scott—Bloomberg/Getty ImagesThe U.S. Postal Service announced on Thursday that it’s pausing its payments to a federal pension plan and moving to increase stamp prices in the midst of its “severe financial crisis.”USPS said that it has informed federal budget officials of its plan to temporarily halt its employer contribution…

USPS Could Raise Prices Amid 'Severe Financial Crisis': What To Know

The U.S. Postal Service proposed to raise its prices on Thursday due to a “severe financial crisis.” It also announced it would suspend employer contributions to Federal Employees Retirement System annuities. Here’s what’s happening. USPS could soon raise prices on mail products and services On Thursday, the agency sent out a proposal to the Postal Regulatory Commission that would increase pricing to mail letters and postcards by 4.8% if approve…

Using the U.S. Postal Service Is About to Get More Expensive. Here's What's Changing on July 12

The proposed hikes aim to offset increasingly unsustainable operating costs.

U.S. Post Office wants to raise prices again!

If new rates are approved, you could be paying more to send mail in July.

Stamp Prices Could Jump to 82 Cents Under USPS Proposal

USPS proposes raising stamp prices to 82 cents as part of a new mailing rate increase aimed at addressing financial pressure and rising costs.

USPS proposes raising the price of first-class stamps

(CNN)– Stamp prices could be going up again this Summer. The U.S. Postal Service is proposing a 4-cent increase for a first-class forever stamp. That would boost the cost to 82 cents starting July 12. It comes as the agency deals with a financial crisis due to declining mail volumes, high operating costs and pension requirements. The postal regulatory commission must still review the plan. If it’s finalized, it would be the 8th time stamp price…