UK Royal Mail Postage Stamps to Soar in Price by 14% During 2011, Stock Up Now!
Personal_Finance / Money Saving Dec 24, 2010 - 04:35 AM GMTThe Royal Mail has announced that they intend pushing up the price of postage costs in April 2010 by as much as an eye watering 14%.
First Class stamps will rise by 5p to 46p (12%)
Second Class stamps will rise by 4 to 36p (11%)
Large Envelopes - First Class up 9p to 75p (14%)
Large Envelopes - Second Class up 7p to 58p (14%)
With other services such as Special Delivery rising by 8%.
People can beat the price hike by stocking up on first and second class stamps that do not show the actual penny prices on the stamps i.e. just 1st or 2nd, so that they can be used after the April price hike.
This is yet another evidence of high if not increasingly out of control inflation that makes a mockery of the Bank of England's worthless mantra of temporarily high inflation that was forecast by the Bank to fall to under CPI 1% by 2010 against the expected actual rate of 3.4%. (27th December 2009 UK CPI Inflation Forecast 2010, Imminent and Sustained Spike Above 3%)
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