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What?!? Could we actually be catching some sort of break? Although, I guess it wouldn’t really be considered a break since it’s more about the USPS trying to raise FC rates beyond what is acceptable.
Of course, their definition of acceptable greatly differs from what consumers think.
I am happy to see that they were denied the raise. Why should they get an increase so much bigger than the one that Social Security recipients will get?
They arent denied the raise, they will lower it a 1-3 cents per tier to get it to the 1.9 percent cap and on we go paying more and more 2x a year.