NAPS sends letter to Congress on USPS’s $5.5 Billion Default

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By Rick Owens on August 2, 2012No Comment

July 31, 2012

NAPS released a letter to Congress outlining what the effects of the Postal Service’s default on it’s $5.5 Billion Health Benefit Prefunding Obligation. To read the text of the letter, click here (PDF) or click on image below to enlarge.

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