Royal Mail's big price rise affects NHS and tax letters

Royal Mail's big price rise affects NHS and tax letters

Royal Mail will charge companies 36% more to deliver letters for the NHS, tax offices, and banks starting October 2026. It is part of a 25% average rise a mail industry group called "unprecedented." Those companies will likely pass the cost on. The hike may push more mail online, though some letters must still be sent on paper by law.

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