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If you choose to add the Bill Payment service,
in addition to our Online Banking, you may be able to:
- Make one-time or recurring payments online from your linked checking
or money market account to companies or individuals (Payees) you select.
- Use the "Auto Bill" feature to:
- Receive bills from participating Payees.
- View payee bill summary and bill detail information.
Payments
- Payments can be entered as a one time or as a recurring transaction.
One time payments can be processed on
the same day or scheduled for a future date up to 365 days in advance.
- Payments may be scheduled to repeat every week, every two weeks, every
four weeks, twice a month, every two months, every three months,
every six months, or yearly.
- Payments can be scheduled from checking and money market accounts. (Federal
law limits the number of transactions on money market accounts.
No more than 3 (three) transactions
per month can be made to a third party by check, draft, debit
card, or online bill payment.)
- Payments
entered on your system before 12:00 P.M. (noon) Central Time will be scheduled
and processed the same business day.
Payments scheduled for a weekend or a non-bank business
day will be processed the next business day.
Payments you make through the Online Banking Bill Payment services
are processed in one of three ways:
- Electronic Transmission—Most payments are made by electronic
transmission. Payments
made electronically are generally received and credited by your
Payee within two business days.
These Payees will have a lead-time indicator of two business days.
- Check—All other payments are
made with a check to your designated Payee.
If more than one customer schedules a payment to the same
Payee on the same date and occurrence, we may issue either a consolidated
check or individual check to that Payee with an accompanying paper
list which includes each customer by name, their account to be
credited and the amount of their payment.
Payments made with a check are generally received and credited by
your Payee within five (5) business days.
These Payees may have a lead time indicator of five business days.
- If a Payee fails to negotiate the check within 90 days, we will
stop payment on the check and recredit your account for the amount
of the payment.
Scheduling Bill Payments
When you enter a payment, you enter the date that you want the
payment to be processed and the payment amount will be debited from
the account that you designate on the processing day.
You should allow at least five (5) business days between the business
date you schedule for the payment to be initiated and the payment
due date (this includes payments to Iowa State Savings Bank and
its Payees with accounts maintained at the bank).
You must allow sufficient time for the Payee to receive the
payment and process it before the actual payment due date.
If you do not, you are fully responsible for all late fees,
finance charges, or other action taken by the payee.
Funds must be available in your checking or money market
account on the scheduled payment processing date.
If the date your schedule for a payment to be initiated fall
on a non-business day (Saturday, Sunday, or holiday) funds must
be available in, and will be debited from the account you designate
on the prior business day.
You can verify online that payments processed
or refer to your monthly account statement for payment details.
Limitations and Dollar Amounts for Bill Payments
Payments can be for any amount. You authorize Iowa State Savings
Bank to debit the necessary funds from your Iowa State Savings Bank
account on the day scheduled for the payment to be initiated.
You agree that you will initiate a payment only when a sufficient
collected balance is or will be available in your accounts at the
time of processing. If you
do not have a sufficient collected balance, we may refuse to complete
the transaction.
We reserve the right to impose a non-sufficient
funds (NSF) or similar fee. No
further attempt will be made by the bank to process your payment.
The bank is under no obligation to notify you if it does
not complete a payment because there are non-sufficient funds in
your account to process the transaction.
In all cases you are responsible for making
alternate payment arrangements or rescheduling the payment through
your bill payment system.
Deleting Payments
In order to delete future dated payments, you must sign into Online
Banking and access your Payment List.
The delete feature is found in your payment list.
You may delete or edit any scheduled payment
(including recurring payments) by following the instructions within
the bill payment screens. Scheduled
payments must be cancelled prior to the 2:00 pm cut-off on the business
day of the scheduled payment. If
a payment’s status is “Processed” you cannot cancel it.
After you delete a payment, the payment will no longer appear
in the payment list.
Alternative Method for Cancellation: Note—Although the easiest, most convenient,
and least costly way to delete a transaction is through the method
above, you may request to delete a future dated payment scheduled
through our Bill Payment service by calling us at 641-782-1000 or
888-508-0142 or by writing us at:
Iowa State Savings Bank
Bill Payment Call Center
401 West Adams Street
Creston, IA, 50801
We must receive your request three (3) business
days or more before the transaction is scheduled for processing.
If you call, we may also require you to put your request in writing
and get it to us within 14 days after you call.
If you call or write to delete a payment that
is “Pending”, you will be charged $15.00 for this service.
If you attempt to delete a payment in accordance
with the above instructions and we do not do so, we will be liable
for your losses or damages.
We may change this Online Bill Payment and Presentment agreement
at any time. We may add,
delete, or amend terms. We
will notify you of such changes by mail or electronic message 30
days before the change. If
you maintain your Online services after the effective date of change,
you indicate your agreement with the change.
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Agree | I Disagree
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