160+ Free, Nearly Free Summer Movies in Ventura County!


Free Concerts All Summer Along In and Around Ventura County!

Frozen Yogurt in Ventura County

Help End Breast Cancer! Saturday, July 28th at Gardens of the World in Thousand Oaks

All Trades Ready Construction: Reliable, Quality Work Serving Ventura County (805) 584-0804

Open Weekends Until Further Notice!! 805/405-2182

Attractive Abstracts by local artist Chuck Trunks

Tell Me More About CVG!

Moms Clubs in Ventura County

 


Stay Cool in the Pool! Community Pools In/Around Ventura County

Upcoming FREE Ventura County Area Events!!

Local Crime Alerts/Updates

 Wanna horse around? Here's where to go in Ventura County!

Tell Your Friends About Conejo Valley Guide!!

 Over 160 Summer Camps In and Around Ventura County!!

Have a SWEET Birthday Party!!

 

Kids Eat Free in VC!

 

Ventura County Area Jobs!

Local VC Charities 

Marathon Running Tips and Tales

Ventura County Runs/Walks!

Site Search

Compilation of FREE Stuff!


Ventura County Batting Cages

Explore Conejo Valley Guide for things to do throughout Ventura County! Contact us with any questions. Click here for Welcome! blog archives.

 

Entries in Mail (1)

Saturday
Jan212012

U.S. Mail First-Class Letter Rates Increasing by a Penny on January 22, 2012

U.S. Forever Stamps

The U.S. Postal Service announced in October that First-Class mail single letter rates will increase by 1 cent, from 44 cents to 45 cents, on Sunday, January 22, 2012. This represents a 2.2% increase. So save a penny and eliminate the hassle by buying some of those "Forever Rate" stamps before the price change!

It has been nearly 3 years since the last price increase for First-Class mail in the U.S. The last increase was a 2 cent increase effective May 11, 2009.

Who actually uses mail these days for paying bills? Do what I do and start utilizing online bill payment services. Paying bills online allows me to save money on stamps, save time (no more handwriting, tearing, stuffing, licking and mailing) and headache. Click here for more information. I use online billpay and direct debit/credits for 95% of my bills.