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The USPS won’t raise stamp prices in Jan. 2026, keeping first-class letters at 78 cents.
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Postal Service will not raise stamp prices in January 2026, keeping the cost of a one-ounce letter at 78 cents, following a recommendation by Postmaster General David Steiner approved by the Board of Governors.
The decision, applying to First-Class Mail and other market dominant services, reflects efforts to balance affordability with financial sustainability.
The agency plans to delay any price changes until mid-2026, citing progress under its 10-year "Delivering for America" plan, which aims to improve cost efficiency, service reliability, and long-term stability.
The USPS, which operates without tax funding, continues to maintain one of the lowest domestic letter rates globally while serving all 169 million addresses six to seven days a week.
El USPS no elevará los precios de los sellos en enero de 2026, manteniendo las cartas de primera clase a 78 centavos.