GOBankingRates on MSN

Autopaying Bills: What Are the Pros and Cons of Using Credit vs. Debit?

When it comes to using a card for autopay, there are pros and cons of each. Let's review them so you can decide which is best ...
komonews

Wireless companies push for debit, bank transfers over credit card payments: What it means for customers

SEATTLE — For as long as I can remember, wireless phone companies have offered sizable discounts to customers who agree to sign up for automatic bill payments—typically $5 to $10 a month per line.
Bankrate on MSN

Debit vs. credit card: What’s the best way to pay?

Debit cards let you pay for things with money in your bank account, while credit cards pay with a line of credit. A debit ...
wwmt

Consumers Energy customers to be charged for paying by card

WEST MICHIGAN — Consumers Energy is expected to end auto-payments for customers that use their credit or debit card in October. In an email to customers, the utility company credited the rising costs ...
Detroit Free Press

Consumers Energy won't accept credit, debit cards for auto pay; adds new fee

Consumers Energy customers who are signed up for auto pay got a startling email this month to warn them that they can no longer use their credit cards and debit cards for automatic monthly payments ...
fox17online

Consumers Energy will soon add $2.99 to bills when paid using debit, credit cards

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Some Consumers Energy bills may increase soon depending on how customers pay them. The company announced that they’re adding a $2.99 charge to bills when they’re paid using debit ...
WZZM

Consumers Energy customers who use credit or debit cards to pay bills will face processing fee after Oct. 1

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — A West Michigan utility company is ending auto-payments using credit and debit cards for customers in October. With that change, Consumers Energy customers who wish to continue ...
The Motley Fool

Here's What Happens When You Pay Your Credit Card Bill Every Week

Most people set their credit card to autopay once a month and don't think twice about it. That's totally fine. But a few years ago I randomly fell into the habit of paying mine every single week ...