5 Bills To Negotiate

Are there bills to pay? Or are there bills to negotiate? You decide.
What explains our aversion to price negotiation? Maybe its the ugly sounding words used to describe it. One example is “haggling” which means “to bargain in a petty, quibbling, and often contentious manner.” A second choice is “quibbling” which sounds like some kind of crying/dribbling/quivering lip maneuver.
If you ignore your notions about bargaining and open up to its possibilities, it can pay off in spades.
After all, if we ignored William Shatner’s suggestion to “Name our Price” we would miss out on low airfares and car rentals.
We are not useless pawns in the economic process. Speak up America! Start negotiating where you’ve never negotiated before. What is the worst that can happen? Two little letters: N-O. You’re no worse off if you pay the asking price, but if it works in your favor, your bank account will thank you.
5 Bills to Negotiate:
Mortgage Rates:
Mortgage companies will quote you a rate when you ask, but that doesn’t mean you need to stick to that rate. If your credit is good or you can put down a hefty down payment, you may have enough leverage to negotiate a lower rate and save thousands.