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Should You Pay Your Bills Online?

online bill paySave time and money by paying your bills online. You can all but eliminate the need for stamps, stuffing and licking envelopes and hoping the Postal Service will deliver your payments on time. Simply sign up for an online bill payment service and you'll save money and greatly reduce the time it takes each month to pay those bills.

How it Works
Bill Pay at Online Banks

Most online banking services offer free bill pay with unlimited monthly transactions. Just set up your payees once - then pay their bills every month through the online service. Since your bank account and the bill payment service are the same, you have complete records of all transactions.

Examples of Online Banks with
Free Bill Pay

Bank

Transactions/Month

Monthly Fee

American Express

Unlimited

NONE

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Compare Fees. Most online banks offer free unlimited bill pay services. But make certain that the service means unlimited--unlimited log-ons, unlimited number of bills paid per month--and doesn't have hidden charges.
Understand "Accounting" Practices. Bill payment services deduct the funds from your selected account in 2 ways: the funds are deducted 4 days before or on the date the payment is due OR the funds are deducted when the payee (the individual or company to which the payment was made) cashes or accepts the payment. 
Selecting the Right Account. When using bill payment services, remember to double check the fees associated with withdrawals from your selected accounts. For instance, your Money Market Account will have transaction fees for excessive withdrawals whereas your checking account probably will not.