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Discover The Benefits Of Online Bill Pay And Exciting Updates Coming This Spring

March 31, 2025

Tags: Mobile Banking, Online Banking, Personal Banking

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We know life can get busy. That’s why our online bill pay system is designed to make managing your finances as simple and stress-free as possible. With online bill pay, you can: 

  • Conveniently Manage Payments: View and pay all your bills in one secure, easy-to-access location. 
  • Save Time and Stay Organized: Schedule payments in advance to ensure they’re always on time. 
  • Enhanced Security: Bank-level encryption and fraud prevention tools keep your financial information safe. 
  • Peace of Mind: Trust in our reliable system to deliver your payments to the right place, right on time. 

Online bill pay already provides you with an efficient way to take control of your finances. But this spring, we’re making it even better. 

Exciting Updates Coming This Spring 

Starting in April, our online bill pay system will feature a sleek, modern design and new tools to make managing your payments even easier. Here’s what you can look forward to: 

  • Multipay Feature: Schedule multiple payments at once, saving you time and effort. 
  • Enhanced Activity Section: Find historical payments faster with an improved search tool. 
  • Active Autopay Section: View and manage recurring payments all in one convenient spot. 

These updates will be available across mobile, tablet, and desktop devices, ensuring a seamless experience no matter how you bank. 

If you’re currently using online bill payment, there’s nothing you need to do when these changes go live. All your existing payees, scheduled payments, and preferences will remain just as they are. Simply log in and enjoy the improved experience. 

New to Bill Pay? Here’s Why You Should Try It 

If you’ve never used online bill pay, now is the perfect time to start! It’s a smart, secure way to manage your payments with less effort. With features like scheduling payments in advance, managing everything in one place, and the peace of mind that comes with bank-level security, bill pay is the ultimate tool for staying organized. 

Getting started is easy—log in to your online banking account, enroll in bill pay, and experience a simpler way to handle your finances. 

Online bill pay is already a great way to take control of your finances, and these updates are designed to make it even more intuitive and convenient.  

If you have any questions, our Customer Support Team is here to help. You can reach us by email at Client-Support@lakeridge.bank or give us a call at (608) 223-3000 during our bank’s business hours.  

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