New Delhi, July 22 -- Target is eliminating a key savings tool that some shoppers have depended on for years. Beginning July 28, the retail giant will no longer honor price match requests for items sold by rival retailers like Amazon and Walmart, according to a report by Retail Dive.

The policy change marks the end of a nearly decade-old program that allowed customers to claim a refund on the price difference if they found the identical item cheaper at select competitors within 14 days of purchase.

Under the new rules, price matching will be valid only if the lower price is found at another Target location or on Target.com-within the same 14-day window. This means customers can no longer reference Amazon or Walmart deals to claim saving...