Target has ended its price matching of products sold for less at its competitors' stores and websites. For 12 years, Target customers who found a product that was sold for less on Amazon or Walmart's ...

Knowing how price matching and price adjustments work can help you get money back—and avoid overpaying in the future.

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After 12 years of holding strong to a price-matching guarantee, retail giant Target has discontinued its policy of matching the prices of such competitors as Amazon and Walmart, according to Forbes.

Price matching allows shoppers to purchase and item at Target and receive some of their payment back if they find it somewhere else at a lower cost. In a statement, a Target spokesperson told News 12, ...

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A new price-matching policy at Target is now in effect. As of July 29, the Twin Cities-based company announced it was killing the previous price-matching policy, where it would match prices with ...