These days, many people rely on technology to save money. They go online to find deals and use apps to earn cash back on groceries, gas and everyday purchases.
Those are worthy ways to cut costs. But there’s an even simpler way to save. It’s the technique human beings have used for millennia: haggling.
Many of us expect to haggle over prices when shopping for big-ticket items like cars or houses. But there’s no reason you shouldn’t ask for a better deal with less-expensive items or services like staying at a hotel.
Consider beds, too: One Consumer Reports survey found only 22% of people try to haggle on a mattress. But about two-thirds of those…
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