The United States Postal Service (USPS) is set to implement a 7.4% average increase in postal rates, pending approval from ...

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USPS wants to raise mailing rates by 7.4% starting July 13. Forever stamps would go from 73¢ to 78¢; other rates would also increase. The Postal Regulatory Commission must approve the changes first.