Automated Funds Transfer (AFT)
Please use the questions and answers below to help you pay your bill by AFT.
- How do I sign up for AFT?
You need to give your American Family Insurance agent a voided check or deposit slip, so he/she can enter your financial institution's information in our computer system. Your agent will also ask you to complete and sign an authorization form stating that you give American Family Insurance permission to automatically deduct funds from your account. You may want to give this form to your financial institution so it knows you have authorized the transactions.
- Can I choose the day I want the deduction to occur?
- Can I pay my full premium amount using AFT?
- Will I be notified of any changes to the deduction amount?
- When does the deduction take place?
- My due date is on a Saturday. Will the deduction take place on a Friday?
- What if my checking or savings account information changes?
- What happens if there is not enough money in my checking or savings account when a deduction occurs?
- What happens if my account is on AFT and I pay my bill using a different payment method?
- How do I stop AFT?
- If I cancel a policy that is on AFT, will deductions stop?
- Can I put all my American Family Insurance policies on AFT?
- Can I add a policy to my existing AFT account?
- I received a paper bill in the mail. Can I sign up for AFT and pay my current bill?
- Will I continue to receive paper bills?
Please note a monthly Administration Fee is charged whenever paying less than the full account balance and may vary by state. However, this fee is waived when paying your bill using Automated Funds Transfer (AFT) or Online Billing. A service fee is not charged to pay your bill over the phone or online.
