The Governors of the United States Postal Service have approved a 2-cent stamp increase to go into effect May 14, 2007, raising the cost of mailing a first-class letter from $0.39 to $0.41. Along with the increased rate for first-class letters, the USPS has also announced plans to raise the postage for catalogs, magazines and priority post items.
Are you tired of the increase in postage? Well the USPS has the answer. Another new addition to the Postal Service policy is the creation of "Forever Stamps," designed to ease the changeover period between future rate changes. The Stamps will provide postage for all future one-ounce first-class letters regardless of the new rate. They will never expire or decrease in value and will be sold at new first-class postage rate. ($0.41) The Forever Stamp is the Postal Service way to deliver convenience and value for its customers. And when you think about it $0.41 is not a lot to charge for the service of delivering our mail. I drive a SUV & I known that it cost me more that $0.41 to start my vehicle. Imagine the cost to deliver a letter anywhere in the United States!!!!!!!!!!
In the event you have any further questions or concerns about this or any other Real Estate matter please feel free to contact me Clemon G. Rogers (Mr. House) 305 248-3600. You may also visit my website for other free helpfull information. www.clemonrogers.com.
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