Bill-paying tools

I put as much as possible on a creddit card with 2% cashback that automatically deposits to a cash management account. If the merchant charges a fee less than 2% I still use the credit card. Sometimes I pay double to reduce fees.
I use BOA billpay which is excellent IME to push all payments but I have one or two that need to be pulled. I hate big banks but BOA’s billpay is so good I keep that as my primary account.
 
Thank you, all! Very helpful. I'm going to go with "charge to my CC for the miles/points (paid off every month) and auto-draft when that is not an option or comes with a fee."

Noted that I should I have a list of which bill is paid via which method.

We're working on our household budget again, so I'll be back....
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Do people not like Fidelity for BillPay, since I may have seen only one person earlier?
We use it, but we were already set up with BofA way before and the Fidelity version is not as comprehensive/easy to use. It’s fine. I do use Fidelity for just a few bills I pay out of my CMA account including the Fidelity Visa CC.

We’re also using Fidelity billpay to pay our CMS Medicare premiums out of our respective HSAs. That’s nice because I can schedule a whole year’s worth of payments at a time.
 
CC where possible. Autopay our CC bills from checking.
 
We use it, but we were already set up with BofA way before and the Fidelity version is not as comprehensive/easy to use. It’s fine. I do use Fidelity for just a few bills I pay out of my CMA account including the Fidelity Visa CC.

We’re also using Fidelity billpay to pay our CMS Medicare premiums out of our respective HSAs. That’s nice because I can schedule a whole year’s worth of payments at a time.
Thanks for sharing. I like your idea and soon I will move my HSA from BofA to Fidelity.
 
I switched from manually paying my bills to auto pay a couple years back. Obviously everything that can go on a credit card does.
 

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