A new Bankrate survey reveals the tipping habits among adults in the US. Here’s a look at who is getting tipped the most and least in 2024.
A recent survey showed that Americans are spending more on travel, dining out and live entertainment this year – and a new survey by Bankrate indicates they are also tipping for it.The company surveyed more than 2,400 U.S. adults between April and May 2024, asking respondents about how they feel about tipping culture in 2024 and which services they currently provide tips for. The survey found that a majority of people said the amount they tip was most influenced by the quality of service.
Fast food restaurants, coffee shops, grocery stores, online retailers, home repair workers and even self-checkout machines are now asking for a tip these days. "It feels like a record number of businesses are soliciting tips. Tipping has become a hidden tax," Ted Rossman, a Bankrate senior industry analyst, said.
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