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ACH Payment There are a few different ways that you can pay your contractors, but one of the most popular methods is ACH. ACH is an automated clearing house that processes electronic payments and is typically used for payroll and other bill payments. There are a few disadvantages to using ACH payments, as well.
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It seems extra crazy for the education market, considering that the people taking out and paying off college loans today don’t rely much on checks and don’t see paper in their future – in fact, they don’t even see it in their present. Getting to Class On Time.
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