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CREDIT TALK SHOW CTUSA - 10 things consumers will pay more for in 2013 01/10 by CREDIT TALK USA | Blog Talk Radio

CTUSA - 10 things consumers will pay more for in 2013 01/10 by CREDIT TALK USA | Blog Talk Radio

After another year of record losses for the U.S. Postal Service, sending letters and packages is going to get even more expensive in 2013.

On Jan. 27, the cost of a standard postage stamp will increase by a penny to 46 cents, while a postcard stamp will also go up by one cent to 33 cents. To send 2013 mail at 2012 prices, shoppers can stock up on Forever stamps before the price change takes place.

http://money.cnn.com/gallery/pf/2013/01/04/2013-price-increases/5.html

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Credit Talk USA Worldwide Live - Republicans in Senate Block Bill on Student Loan Rates

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Senate Republicans on Tuesday blocked consideration of a Democratic bill to prevent the doubling of some student loan interest rates, leaving the legislation in limbo less than two months before rates on subsidized federal loans are set to shoot upward.  Democrats arrayed college students to plead for a yes vote. The bill was blocked on party lines. Along party lines, the Senate voted 52 to 45 on a key procedural motion, failing to reach the 60 votes needed to begin debating the measure. Senator Olympia J. Snowe, the moderate Republican from Maine who is retiring, voted present.