For the first time, the USPS has given a discount to postage meter mail. The January 26, 2014 postal rates specified that domestic first-class letters with meter-applied postage would be only 48 cents, compared to the standard stamp price of 49 cents.
Epayments (i.e., electronic payments) are payments made online and directly to Citizens from a U.S. bank account. Personal residential and commercial lines policyholders can use epayments to submit premium payments on policyholder-billed policies via the one-time payment option. Personal lines policyholders also can use epayments to submit premium payments via myPolicy. Registration is necessary to submit payment via myPolicy. If another entity (e.g., title company, mortgage company, etc.) pays by check, the check must be mailed to Citizens. It should not be entered as an epayment.
A copayment is a set amount you pay whenever you use a particular type of healthcare service. For example, you might have a $40 copay to see a primary care doctor and a $20 copay to fill a prescription. You pay the copay amount; your health insurance company pays the rest of the bill.