New USPS Stamps Site | Stamps Forever

"...The Postal Service has unveiled a new website that focuses on the stories behind the organization’s stamps, including their history and the creation process.

The Stamps Forever site also features news, designs and products associated with many of the stamps that USPS has released since fall 2023. ..."    

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USPS to release Snow Globes stamps

"The Postal Service will release its Snow Globes stamps on Sept. 19, 2023. ...The four stamps depict icons of the holiday season among flakes of snow, under a dome of glass. ...The Forever stamps will be available in booklets of 20 at Post Offices and usps.com."    

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Public asked to vote on favorite Simpsons stamp

"...vote early and often for their favorite among the five new stamps honoring the nation's funniest dysfunctional family...."    

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2008 Federal Pay Scales, New Stamps, and TSP Investing...

Jan. 7, 2007:    2008 Federal Salary Tables and Related Information   "... General Schedule and Locality Pay Tables, 2008 Locality Payments and Total Pay Increases for General Schedule Employees, Senior Executive Service, Special Salary Rate Tables ..."    [Reference: www.opm.gov]



Jan. 7, 2007:   [TSP] Investing: How Safe Is Playing It Safe?   "... Last year (2007) the value of a single share of the international stock index fund, the I-fund, went up $2.32. That may not sound like much unless you have a lot of shares, or unless you compare it with the performance of the super-safe treasury securities G-fund. The value of a G-fund share you had in January of last year went up only 56 cents by the end of the year. ..."    [Reference: www.federalnewsradio.com]



Jan. 7, 2007:   New Stamp Series Will Observe Chinese New Year   "... In observance of the Chinese New Year, the U.S. Postal Service will
debut a new stamp series for the 12 different animals in the Chinese calendar.
The series will continue through 2019. The first stamp in the series is for
the Year of the Rat, which begins Feb. 7, 2008 and ends Jan. 25, 2009. ..."    [Reference: www.reuters.com]