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Price of stamps in 2024

posted 26-12-2023 @ 03:50 PM www
Price of stamps in 2024

I just read that the price of stamps is going up from $1.20 in 2023 to $1.50 in 2024. Wow thats a decent hike costing more and more to do those mail in comps.
posted 26-12-2023 @ 04:04 PM www


Australia Post is still in negotiation with the ACCC so the price won't be going up in January. Postage prices can only be raised in January and July.

From AP website:

https://auspost.com.au/disruptions-and-updates/pricing-updates/bpr-letter-pricing-update

24 November 2023

Australia Post has lodged a draft notification with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), proposing an increase to the Basic Postage Rate (BPR) for small letters, from $1.20 to $1.50, and to the prices for ordinary large letters, delivered at the regular timetable – to take effect in 2024.

Australia Post is also planning changes to the pricing of other domestic letter services.

There is no change to the price of concession stamps, a booklet of five stamps will still cost $3.00, or the seasonal greeting card price, which will remain at $0.65 each.

The tables below show the proposed pricing to apply in 2024 for domestic letters. Confirmation on these prices and the date of effect will be provided once the regulatory process is finalised.
posted 27-12-2023 @ 03:34 PM www



Thanks Roxy & Zen
posted 25-1-2024 @ 06:17 PM www


The Accc has just approved a price rise of stamps to $1.50
posted 25-1-2024 @ 06:23 PM www


Quote: Originally posted by roxy  
The Accc has just approved a price rise of stamps to $1.50


What a ripoff, a 30 cent increase! Better use the couple I have left




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posted 25-1-2024 @ 08:41 PM www


So when will this start because I recently bought a 10pack of $1.20 stamps.
posted 26-1-2024 @ 09:23 AM www


They haven't finalised it yet -

"Australians are being warned to prepare to absorb another product price hike, after the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) today approved a plan to increase the cost of Australia Post stamps.
Under the draft proposal, Australia Post would up the price of a regular stamp by 30 cents, from $1.20 to $1.50.
Large letters up to 125g will incur a 60-cent increase to $3, while those weighing up to 250g will rise by almost a dollar, from $3.60 to $4.50."




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posted 28-1-2024 @ 07:52 AM www


I remember when standard stamps were 37 cents each :o
posted 31-1-2024 @ 08:59 AM www


Stamp rise doesn’t bother me so much on regular ones, but the large letter ones will increase prices to sell or buy on eBay etc. Sellers will be less likely to offer free postage on small items if they have to pay $4.50.



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posted 31-1-2024 @ 10:03 AM www


I'm showing my age now, but when I was a kid they were 10c each.
We'd just moved to a totally different area and my old friends and I communicated by letter. And then, OMG, they went up to 18c, then 20c in the space of a few years!
Quote: Originally posted by KimmyWimmy  
I remember when standard stamps were 37 cents each :o
posted 31-1-2024 @ 10:27 AM www


the price of concession stamps and Christmas stamps will remain the same, so that is some reprieve.
posted 31-1-2024 @ 10:49 AM www


hi niknzacq just wondering what concession stamps are?
posted 31-1-2024 @ 11:31 AM www


https://auspost.com.au/sending/stamps/concession-stamps



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posted 31-1-2024 @ 01:33 PM www


Thanks jen38 i will check it out. Didnt know there was such a thing.
posted 2-2-2024 @ 03:06 PM www


Dang, I have a box of 55 cent stamps. I’m going to need some 10 cent stamps
posted 18-3-2024 @ 02:11 PM www


Australia Post's letter price hike won't be opposed by consumer watchdog

https://www.9news.com.au/national/accc-will-not-oppose-austr...

The consumer watchdog will not contest Australia Post's 25 per cent price increase to its letter services as the postal service attempts to recover losses.
Reserved ordinary letters will see changes from April, with the price of small letters to rise from $1.20 to $1.50, large letters up to 125 grams from $2.40 to $3 and large letters between 125 and 250 grams from $3.60 to $4.50.

There will not be any price increases for concession stamps or seasonal greeting cards.
posted 18-3-2024 @ 02:37 PM www


Quote: Originally posted by asdf  
Dang, I have a box of 55 cent stamps. I’m going to need some 10 cent stamps


Concession stamps are specific stamps...adding 10cents to your 55 cent stamps doesn't make them concession ones unfortunately
posted 18-3-2024 @ 02:39 PM www


Quote: Originally posted by roxy  
Thanks jen38 i will check it out. Didnt know there was such a thing.


If you are a concession holder you can apply and are able to buy the yearly allocation of the stamps or when you need them. You will be issued with an AusPost concession card when you apply for them.
posted 2-4-2024 @ 03:04 PM www


I asked today at the PO, the increase starts from tomorrow. No notices up! However this time they're prepared with 30c stamps to sell to top up with. Last increase they looked at me blankly when I asked for 10c ones.
posted 3-4-2024 @ 04:28 PM www


Thanks Zammit.

30c stamp online order/delivery available from Auspost - Lick and stick sheets of 50 only!!! :P; :(
https://auspost.com.au/shop/product/sheet-of-50-x-30c-stamps-50009

New $1.50 Stamps
https://auspost.com.au/shop/product/marine-emblems-self-adhesive-booklet-of-20-x-1-50-stamps-2236252?fm=recommendations:shop:12&tracking=searchter m:1.50+stamp

Free delivery over $30

posted 22-11-2024 @ 01:28 PM www


Another stamp price increase has just been announced!

Australia Post has lodged a draft notification with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), proposing an increase in basic stamp prices from $1.50 to $1.70 from July 1, 2025.

Link here if you want to read more:
https://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/australia-po...
posted 22-11-2024 @ 01:49 PM www


Quote: Originally posted by Smiley  
I'm showing my age now, but when I was a kid they were 10c each.
We'd just moved to a totally different area and my old friends and I communicated by letter. And then, OMG, they went up to 18c, then 20c in the space of a few years!
Quote: Originally posted by KimmyWimmy  
I remember when standard stamps were 37 cents each :o



I remember when they were 24c each and paying with 1 & 2 cent coins :lol::lol::lol:
posted 22-11-2024 @ 03:36 PM www


WOW let's go down memory lane :sniffle::sniffle:

I've still got my stamp collection when I was a kid, Christmas stamps 1965 had 5d on them.
ANZAC 1915-1965 also had 5d on them.
Also the Queen with 1c, 2c, 3c, 3 1/2c, 5c, 6c & 7cents

Now i'm feeling old
:lol::lol::lol:

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