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No fees for these free convenient services.

Convenience with no monthly fee

Two options to select from for these free convenient services: our standard Pay Bills Service and our Bill Management service.

Most payments are made electronically, but checks are issued in certain cases. In either case, you can sit back and relax. Payments are made in one of two ways:

  1. Electronically (ACH)
  2. Direct Check (drawn from the member's account)

Simply log into Online Banking and select "Pay Bills" or "Bill Management" to get started. Make sure that your browser accepts third-party cookies.

The maximum dollar amount you may pay using Pay Bills Service is $99,999.00.

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eBills

Set up your billers for those who offer eBills to have your statements delivered inside Online Banking rather than through the postal system. Both our standard Pay Bills Service and Bill Management systems offer eBill delivery.

Prohibited payments

Payments to payees outside of the United States or its territories are prohibited.

Who not to pay with Pay Bills Service

Our "Pay Anyone" model lets you make payments to anybody you choose. However, we do not recommend that you use Pay Bills Service to pay the following:

  • Star One Credit Union
    We do not recommend that you pay your Star One loans using Pay Bills Service. Please use the "Transfers" button in Online Banking instead. Current automatic debits and "5th of the month transfers" should not be changed (doing so may increase the Annual Percentage Rate paid on your loan). If you are currently making coupon payments and would like to change to automatic payments, please contact our loan department.
  • The California DMV or any other government agencies
    We do not recommend that you use Pay Bills Service to make payments to the DMV or (any other government agencies). The DMV will not provide information to third parties (this includes Star One and bill-pay services). If you schedule such payments through Pay Bills Service, Star One Credit Union is not liable for any resulting claims or damages. All research and resolution for any misapplied, misposted or misdirected payments will be the sole responsibility of you and not of the Credit Union.
  • Tax or court-ordered payments
    We do not recommend that you make tax payments or court-ordered payments using Pay Bills Service. If you schedule such payments through Pay Bills Service, Star One Credit Union is not liable for any resulting claims or damages. All research and resolution for any misapplied, misposted or misdirected payments will be the sole responsibility of you and not of the Credit Union.
  • Any payee that requires proof of payment on a recurring basis
    Most payments are made electronically. As a result it is difficult to provide proof of payment for certain payees. In these cases it is best to write a personal check.

How to avoid paying late

Star One recommends that you schedule your payments several days in advance of the due date on your bill.

The earliest available pay date is displayed in the calendar widget.

Scheduled payment dates should be prior to any late date or grace period. Do not include grace periods in scheduling your bills.

How payments clear your checking account

Electronic payments are to be debited from your account on the scheduled due date.

Direct Checks will not debit your account until the check has been deposited by the payee. You may view Direct Checks in Online Banking.

To determine your payment type, click on the "View History" link. It will display a table that shows your current payments. Here you will find the delivered by date and delivery type (Electronic or Check).

Direct Checks have a 6-digit check number that begins with 88.

Our service guarantee

Star One Credit Union cannot guarantee that payees will credit funds received on your scheduled payment date.

For this reason, we recommend that you schedule your payments several days in advance of the due date on your bill.

The Credit Union will bear responsibility for any late-payment-related charges up to $50.00 if a payment posts after its due date, as long as the payment was scheduled in accordance with the guidelines described under "How to avoid paying late" above.

Responsibility for paying the maximum $50 late fee or finance charge penalty:
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The Credit Union shall incur no liability if we are unable to complete any payments because:

  1. There are insufficient funds available in your checking account, or the transaction would exceed the limit of your overdraft coverage;
  2. The payment processing center is not working properly and you know or have been advised by the Credit Union about the malfunction before you execute the transaction;
  3. You have not provided the Credit Union with the correct Payment Account information;
  4. You scheduled a prohibited payment (a payee outside of the United States or its territories);
  5. Circ*mstances beyond control of the Credit Union.

Failed or returned transactions

If we are unable to complete the transaction for any reason associated with your payment account, the transaction will not be completed. You may receive a return notice from the Credit Union. In such case, you agree that:

  1. You will reimburse the Credit Union the transaction amount;
  2. You will reimburse the Credit Union for any fees imposed as a result of the return;
  3. You will reimburse the Credit Union for any fees it incurs in attempting to collect the amount of the return from you; and,
  4. The Credit Union is authorized to report the facts concerning the return to any credit reporting agency.

Your Pay Bills Service account may be frozen if you have insufficient funds available in your checking account. You will receive a written and e-mail notice from our Pay Bills Service vendor.

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FAQs

What is the Paytrust bill paying service? ›

Paytrust is the complete solution to online bank billpay by consolidating paper and electronic bills together in the same spot and using bank accounts from multiple banks. The Paytrust Virtual Mailbox receives your paper bills, scans them, and uploads them into your Payee accounts for you to manage.

How do you simplify bill payments? ›

Selecting the same due date for multiple bills can help simplify your recurring payments schedule by making it easier to keep tabs on. Selecting multiple dates can help you spread payments out each month to ensure you have the funds available to cover each bill.

How do you manage your pay? ›

Poorman suggests the popular 50/30/20 rule of thumb for paycheck allocation: 50% of net pay for essentials: groceries, bills, rent or mortgage, debt payments, and insurance. 30% for spending on dining or ordering out and entertainment. 20% for personal saving and investment goals.

How do you manage bills and spending? ›

Check your bank balance at a regular, set time so you know what you're spending your money on and how much you have left. Build money tasks into your daily or weekly routine. You could allocate a set amount of regular time to think about any tasks you need to do around money, for example paying bills.

How do bill pay services work? ›

An online bill pay service works by deducting a payment from your account balance and transferring it to a service provider. A bill pay service may be included as part of a checking account's features.

What is a bill for services? ›

What's a Service Invoice? A service invoice is an accounting document that a service-based business sends to its clients to request payment for its services. Service invoices provide the client with the amount owing on the invoice, the deadline for payment, and a detailed list of the services provided.

What bill should you always pay first? ›

Usually, food, housing, utilities, transportation and medical care take priority. Keep up on your mortgage or rent payment unless you plan to move to less expensive housing. This will help you avoid losing your house or getting evicted.

How do I manage my household bills? ›

Make a list of all the essential things you need to spend money on every month. This could be things like rent or mortgage payments, energy bills, phone bills and food shops. The Mental Health and Money Advice website has a free budget planner which might help. Manage your debts if you can afford to.

Is it better to pay bills weekly or monthly? ›

While nobody really looks forward to doing their bills monthly, much less even more frequently, experts agree that making weekly time for bills is a smarter way to go. Reviewing and paying bills on a weekly basis can save you headaches, hassles and keep you ahead of your financial goals.

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