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Pay bills online when you want, wherever you want.

Online Banking and Bill Pay offers access to your accounts securely online from any computer, tablet or smartphone – anytime, anywhere. It’s the fast and easy way to pay bills, check your balance and put time back in your busy day.

Personal Bill Pay

Bill Pay lets you:

  • Save time and postage
  • Pay any person or business online without writing checks
  • Schedule multiple payments from a single screen
  • Access bill payment status and history online
  • Receive and pay electronic bills ("e-bills") from many companies
  • Make one-time or recurring bill payments to individuals or companies 
Crews Bank & Trust does not charge for basic Online Banking with Bill Pay. Internet service provider fees and other standard wireless carrier charges may apply.
A fee occurs whenever a stop payment is initiated via online banking. 
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Bar graph from 1800 - 2025 showing how the biggest sector in the U.S. market has changed over time.
Chart of the Day

Chart of the Day: Evolution of the Market Sectors

November 6, 2025

Today’s Chart of the Day from Goldman Sachs takes a look at how the biggest sector in the U.S. stock market has changed over time, from 1800 to...

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Line graph showing the highs and lows of the cost of gold divided by the average hourly earnings of all US employees, from 1929 to 2019.
Chart of the Day

Chart of the Day: Gold vs Hourly Wage

November 4, 2025

Today’s Chart of the Day comes from the Gold Market Chartbook and shows how many hours of work it takes to buy one ounce of gold.

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Bar graph illustrating the probability of negative stock returns based on the S&P 500 total returns from 1929 to present, in various lengths of time from one-day to ten years.
Chart of the Day

Chart of the Day: Possibility of Loss

October 30, 2025

Today’s Chart of the Day is from Brian Feroldi from Bank of America Global Research, showing a chart from 1929 that shows as time horizons grow, the...

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