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Most major retailers have price adjustment policies and…

Most major retailers have price adjustment policies and almost nobody uses them. Here's what I learned tracking mine manually

If something you bought drops in price after purchase, you can often get the difference back just by asking. Most people have no idea this exists.

The windows vary by retailer:

* **Target** \- 14 days
* **Best Buy** \- 15 days
* **Costco** \- 30 days
* **Home Depot** \- 30 days
* **Kohl's** \- 14 days
* **Dick's Sporting Goods** \- 14 days
* **Macy's** \- 10 days
* **Nordstrom** \- 10 days
* **Bloomingdale's** \- 10 days

You just contact customer service, show your receipt, and they refund the difference. No returning the item, no hassle.

I started manually tracking my purchases a few weeks ago and already recovered $23 on a Best Buy order I'd forgotten about. The hard part is just remembering to check. You have to catch it before the window closes.

Has anyone here made a habit of doing this? Any tips for tracking it without it becoming a second job or any other tips for specific retailers?
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