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Paying Bills Online - Save Money on Stamps

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Date: 11/03/2004 Topic: Budget and Finance > Budget  
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Most utility companies, credit card companies, etc. offer the option of paying your bill on-line. This is an easy way to save money on stamps, checks, and bank processing fees.

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Post by ThriftyFun (4042) | (03/22/2005)
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Shop around for a bank that will let you pay your bills on-line for no charge. You'll save money on postage and checks!

By Elaine O.


Post by klawrence34 (31) | (11/18/2004)
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Our Credit Union now charges 50 cents for each bill paid online. It's still cheaper than a stamp and quicker, too!


Post By guest (Guest Post) (11/14/2004)
Sometimes paying bills online is not so much cheaper. My bank charges a few for me to use these services, and there is also a "sign-up" charge for the services for some companies. 37 cents is cheaper for me or even better, most places i can pay in town whenever I drive by a payment center - that way i know the check was received and not lost in the mail.


Post By Linne Dodds (Guest Post) (11/03/2004)
It will also build up Reward Points on a credit card that gives them & some places will let you read the numbers from a check over the phone ,then void the check at home so you don't have to mail it & you have it as proof that you paid.
During the Hurricane Craziness we lost our phone bill & our auto insurance had a billing problem which caused us to realize it was going to expire that day after Hurricane Ivan so I called while Ivan was knockin' on our door & Charged that thing Pronto!
Now the credit card bills are arriving just in time to make the Holidays more frugal than we already knew they'd be. Oh well.


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