2025年,节假日小费率下降,向儿童保育提供者和教师倾斜的美国人减少,虽然数额基本保持不变。 Holiday tipping rates dipped in 2025, with fewer Americans tipping childcare providers and teachers, though amounts stayed mostly flat.

2025年对2 445名美国成年人进行的银行利率调查发现,假日服务提供者的倾斜率比2024年略有下降,计划向儿童保育提供者提供小费的美国人较少(从55%下降47%),向教师提供小费的美国人更少(从53%下降47%)。 A 2025 Bankrate survey of 2,445 U.S. adults found that tipping rates for holiday service providers are slightly down from 2024, with fewer Americans planning to tip childcare providers (47%, down from 55%) and teachers (47%, down from 53%). 家庭管理员 (56%),园林工作者 (37%),邮政人员 (27%) 和垃圾收集者 (21%) 的小费也下降. Tipping for housekeepers (56%), landscapers (37%), mail carriers (27%), and trash collectors (21%) also declined. 中位小费数额大部分仍然是固定的——女管家为50美元,教师为25美元,邮递员为20美元,儿童保育提供者为48美元——虽然园艺员和扫雪员的小费增加67%,达到50美元,垃圾收集者增加25%,达到25美元。 Median tip amounts remained mostly flat—$50 for housekeepers, $25 for teachers, $20 for mail carriers, and $48 for childcare providers—though tips for landscapers and snow removers rose 67% to $50, and trash collectors saw a 25% increase to $25. 由于社会压力,年轻一代更可能感到有义务小费。 Younger generations are more likely to feel obligated to tip due to social pressure. 41%的美国人认为小费已经失控，许多人对预先输入的小费屏幕感到恼火。 Forty-one percent of Americans believe tipping has gotten out of control, and many are annoyed by pre-entered tip screens. 这项调查是2025年10月27日至29日进行的。 The survey was conducted October 27–29, 2025.