Postal Service receives no tax dollars for operating expenses and relies on the sale of postage, products and services to fund its operations.Unless you have the software to attain barcode (automation) rates for non-profit rates, you’re probably looking at 14.1 cents per locally mailed presorted only letter or 17.2 to 18.5 cents per out-of-area mailed presorted only letter.īoth commercial and non-profit mailings, your local post office is generally not encouraged to take more than 4 trays of bulk-rate mail (if they accept bulk mail at all!) under permit and will likely direct you to the regional Bulk Mail Entry Unit if there is not a bulk mail “window” at its retail location. Regular Flat-Rate Envelopes, Legal Flat-Rate Envelopes, and Padded Flat-Rate Envelopes would increase to 7.95, 8.25, and 8.55 respectively. The proposed domestic Priority Mail Flat Rate Retail price changes are: Product The Medium Flat-Rate Box would increase to 15.50, the Large Flat-Rate Box would increase to 21.90 and the price of the APO/FPO Large Flat-Rate Box would increase to 20.40. Postal Service will not include any surcharges for fuel, residential delivery, or regular Saturday delivery. The new Shipping Services product prices would increase Priority Mail Retail an average of 0.8 percent. The increase will raise postage prices approximately 1.9 percent, and most Shipping Services products will average a 3.9 percent price increase. USPS offers a reduced price of 17.40 on its largest priority mail flat rate box for mail sent to APO/FPO/DPO destinations worldwide, which is a 1.50. Postcard stamps will also have a one cent increase.
The United States Postal Service will increase the price of a First-Class Mail Forever stamp from 49 cents to 50 cents on Jan.
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