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How do I setup Bill Pay alerts for my bills?

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Setting up bill pay alerts for individual bills is a great way to keep up with your payments and track your Bill Pay account.

  • To set up a Bill Pay reminders for your bills; you must first login to eBranch.
  • Within eBranch select the "Bill Pay" tab.
  • Within Bill Pay click "Manage My Bills".
  • From the dropdown menu select the particular bill that you want to setup.
  • Then select "Set up reminders for this bill".
  • You can then fill out the payment information and enter your email address. You can select what type of alerts you would like to receive to your email; here are the three options:
    • Email me to remind me the bill is due.
    • Email me if not paid by the due date.
    • Email me when the payment has been sent.
  • Once, you have everything set click "Save Changes".

Last Update: May 23, 2013
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