Take a look at Wright-Patt Credit Union in Fairborn, Ohio. With about $1B in assets, and 145,000 members, Wright-Patt has changed their pricing structure for bill pay. Originally charging $4.95-7.95 per month depending on the type of checking account, Wright-Patt decided to offer bill pay for free as of August 2002. After the pricing change active usage of their bill pay service rose from 528 to 2,988 active users, where an active user is defined as any enrolled member that made at least one payment during the month.
Eliminate Bill Pay Service Fees?
Take a look at Wright-Patt Credit Union in Fairborn, Ohio. With about $1B in assets, and 145,000 members, Wright-Patt has changed their pricing structure for bill pay. Originally charging $4.95-7.95 per month depending on the type of checking account, Wright-Patt decided to offer bill pay for free as of August 2002. After the pricing change active usage of their bill pay service rose from 528 to 2
April 26, 2016
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