Direct Deposit
via ACH
Direct Deposit is the
automatic deposit of all or part of your net pay into the financial
institution of your choice. On payday, your employer produces a pay
advice showing gross pay, payroll deductions, net pay and other
information but you no longer need to take extra time from work to
cash your paycheck.
Direct Deposit is the most
widely used electronic payment. More than 145 million Americans
use Direct Deposit to receive their pay or government benefits. It's a
simple, safe, and smart way to get paid.
Direct Payment via ACH
Are you still paying by check?
Do you wish there was an easy way to sign up for Direct
Payment? Click
here.
Direct Payment is a simple, safe, and
smart way to pay bills - from mortgage payments to newspaper
subscriptions. If any of your recurring payments are automatically
withdrawn from your checking or savings account, you're already
using Direct Payment - a reliable, accurate, and confidential way to
pay.
Protect Your Financial Information!
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For years, writing checks was
considered the safest way to send and receive payments, but every check
you write has your name, address, and account number printed right on
it. With an average of 8 people touching your checks during the clearing
process, and identity theft on the rise, it’s time to reconsider
the way you pay and get paid. Click
here to read
more.
Protect
Your Checking Account
Simplify Your Financial
Life
Avoid Identity
Theft
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Fear of Electronic Banking
Those who are afraid or confused
about banking electronically (using a debit card, the Internet, an ATM,
telephone or similar device) could be missing out on some convenient,
time-saving ways to handle their finances. But we can help you overcome
your 'technophobia'.
Federal laws and rules may limit your
liability for unauthorized transactions and set procedures for
correcting errors. The Electronic Fund Transfer Act (EFTA) and the
Federal Reserve Board's "Regulation E" offer consumer protections,
especially if you report a problem to your financial institution within
specified time periods. Click
here to read more.
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