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Managing Monthly Payments

Looking for a convenient way to ensure your bills are paid on time each month? Learn how to save time and better manage your cash flow.

Pay through our Bill Pay service

Our free bill pay service allows you to pay your bills online. Schedule one-time or recurring payments that are deducted from your checking account to avoid missing payments.

Pay through your biller’s website

Another option maybe to use your debit or credit card to pay your bills through your biller’s website, where you can choose to either set up automatic recurring payments or make a one-time payment. If you set up recurring payments, make certain you update your payment details anytime your card is reissued after expiration, fraud, lost, etc.

Debit cards

When paying bills with your debit card, funds are deducted directly from your account. If you pay this way, make sure you have enough money in your account to cover your bills so you don’t incur overdraft penalties. If you need to stop a payment, you’ll have to block the card and get a new card reissued, which can cause a hassle and incur fees.

Credit cards

If you have a rewards card, using it to pay non-debt bills such as utilities, internet or auto insurance can be an easy way to rack up more rewards. But be aware that credit cards may not be an option for student loans, car loans or mortgage payments, and some billers may charge a convenience fee for credit card payments. Make sure you’re able to pay off whatever you’ve charged on time and in full.

Checking account

To link your checking account on your biller’s website, you just need your financial institution’s routing number and account number. This option allows you the option to setup a stop payment if you need to dispute or stop future charges. 

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