Americans could see the price of a first-class Forever stamp go up five more cents, from 73 to 78 cents, starting July 13.

The US Postal Service is proposing a price change that would take effect in mid-summer. If approved by the Postal Regulatory ...

The request was made Wednesday to the Postal Regulatory Commission, which must OK the proposal. If approved, the 5-cent increase for a "forever" stamp and similar increases for postcards, metered ...

The changes would begin on July 13 if approved by the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC), the federal agency that oversees the postal service. Changes would increase mailing service product prices ...

The request was made Wednesday to the Postal Regulatory Commission, which must OK the proposal. If approved, the 5-cent increase for a “forever” stamp and similar increases for postcards ...

The Postal Service filed notice with the Postal Regulatory Commission seeking an increase effective July 13, 2025.

The United States Postal Service said on Wednesday it wants to raise the price of first-class mail stamps to 78 cents from 73 cents effective July 13.

The last price hike, which took effect in July 2024, matched the largest ever increase in the Postal Service’s history, McClatchy News reported. Rates went up a nickel, raising the cost of a forever ...

The Postal Service on Wednesday requested the Postal Regulatory Commission give its approval to the price increase. Commission approval is required to raise the rate. If approved, the 5-cent incre ...

Changes need to be approved by the Postal Regulatory Commission but if approved, mailing service product prices would increase by 7.4% this summer.

The request was made Wednesday to the Postal Regulatory Commission, which must OK the proposal. If approved, the 5-cent increase for a “forever” stamp and similar increases for postcards ...