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More than 65% of Americans Hate Tipping. Follow These 3 Rules to Avoid Overspending, Feeling Guilty and Ripped Off. "Would you like to leave a tip today?" Not really...
By Jason Feifer •
Key Takeaways
- Nearly two out of three Americans now have a negative view of tipping.
- Experts have coined a new term, "tipflation."
- Workers aren't as resentful as you might think if you leave a small or no tip for a small service.
Are you being asked to tip everywhere these days, from convenience stores to oil changes?
Experts are calling it "tipflation" — and it's causing a lot of confusion for consumers. People are wondering: How much do they tip now? And who do they tip? What level of service warrants a tip?
Don't worry: Here are three simple rules that can help you be appropriate, be kind, and not overspend.
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