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May 8, 2007

Recurring Payments

Considering Consumers' Preferences for Paying Recurring Bills

by Edward Kountz

with Joe Laszlo, Amanda Guzman

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Executive Summary

The consumer payments industry is investing in one-time and automatic online payment capabilities for recurring bills (e.g., mortgage, utility, or cable TV), including those made via bank account transfers and credit and debit card payments.

Key Questions

  • How do consumers commonly pay recurring bills, such as mortgage, cable TV, and utility bills?
  • To pay recurring bills, which types of consumers are migrating to online recurring payment options, like direct bank account transfers and credit and debit card recurring payments?
  • How should banking institutions position their recurring-payment options to maximize consumers' demand and use?

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