Internet Banking
bank@home Internet Home Banking is a secure, Internet-based home banking program.
What bank@home gives you:
- Convenient LOCATION: It’s like having a bank branch in your own home (or wherever you can get on the Internet).
- Convenient HOURS: It’s available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- Lets you do your banking WHEN you want, WHERE you want—you just need a computer with an Internet connection.
- View account information whenever you want, including balances, deposits, withdrawals, checks cleared, loan payments, and interest earned.
- View ImageEase paper transactions (checks, deposits, etc.).
- Transfer funds between accounts whenever you want.
- Make loan payments whenever you want (and track your loan payments by seeing how much is applied to interest and principal).
- Download account history into a personal finance program such as Quicken®.
- No special software to install—it works on standard Web browsers such as Netscape Navigator® or Microsoft® Internet Explorer®.
- Works with almost all personal computers.
Bill Payer
The easy way to pay your bills. Bill Payer allows you to set payments up to 90 days in advance. You can also set up recurring payments (monthly, semi-monthly, or weekly). This means you can take care of your bills all at one time without having to pay for stamps and without having to remember when to drop them in the mail. You can pay almost anyone in the United States (the Bill Payer system automatically will cut a check and mail it). Convenient!
How Bill Payer Works:
- The client sets up payees—you can set up anyone except government agencies. That means you can pay NSP, your Aunt Tillie, your grandchildren, your landlord, etc.
- Some bills are paid electronically, but most are still paid with checks.
- The client’s name and account number appear on the check or electronic debit. The account number is NOT the client’s checking number—it is the account number with the payee (e.g., the credit card account number if the bill being paid is a credit card bill).
- The client sets the date the bill is to be paid. This is the date the bill is processed and mailed. We recommend making this date 5 to 7 days before the bill’s actual due date to account for mailing time.
- The money comes out of the client’s account 1 or 2 days after the bill is processed.
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