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Bill Pay
Let us help you eliminate envelopes, stamps, and late fees! With Bill Pay, you can electronically initiate manual or automatic payments to third parties.Bill Pay is great for:
- Single, One-time Payments - like Donations or Subscriptions
- Automatic Recurring Payments - such as Services
- Periodically Recurring Payments - like Utilities and Bills
How Do I Access It?
Bill Pay is easily accessible from within your Online Banking account!- If you don't currently use Online Banking, Enroll Now!
- Log into Online Banking using the Bar at the top of this website.
- Click the "Bill Pay" link on the left Navigations Menu
What Does It Cost?
When you sign up for Bill Pay, you must make at least 3 payments/transactions per monthly cycle to avoid a monthly maintenance fee of $4.95. More than 20 payments/transactions per monthly cycle will incur a $0.50 fee per additional payment/transaction.
How Does It Save Me Time & Money?
Let's say that each month you send a check to pay the following Bills: Electric, Gas, Cell Phone, Telephone & Internet, Cable Television, a House Mortgage, and Car Loan. In addition, you probably receive bills for medical expenses, car expenses, home repair, etc. That can easily add up to $40 or more per year in stamps alone!
That's a lot of checks! Even a responsible adult can easily miss one or two bills of those nearly 100 per year exampled above. With many late fees nearing or exceeding $15 each, it's easy to see how Bill Pay can save you time, headaches, and money!
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"Local People, Local Decisions, Local Investments"
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