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Online Bill Pay – The Safe, Easy Way To Pay

June 11, 2025

We all know that paying bills isn’t fun, but it should at least be simple and secure, right?

Iowa State Bank can make that happen - with online bill pay.

Online bill pay through our online banking services allows you to set up recurring or single payments from your computer.

This safe and easy way to pay your bills puts you in charge, whether you’re at home or on the road.

You’ll be able to set up billers, schedule when payments will be made, and how much you want to pay. You’ll even be able to set up reminders so you know when a bill is due and when it has been paid.

And to help make record keeping easy, you can always check your payment history online.

Online bill pay lets you set up automatic payments for bills that stay the same each month – such as rent, mortgages and loan payments – so you won’t have to worry about them. And you can also schedule full or partial payment for bills that vary, such as credit cards or utilities. 

Ask us about how to get started with online bill pay. It’s the safe, easy way to pay.

Call 515-288-0111 or stop by any one of our 5 convenient locations to speak to a banker today about setting up Online Bill Pay!

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