Convenient Options for Paying Your Pseg Bill

It’s important to pay your Pseg bill on time every month to keep your gas and electricity running. There are many easy ways to pay your Pseg bill, such as online, over the phone, through the mail, with automatic payments, or in person at a number of locations. There are many ways to pay, so you can choose the one that works best for you and your habits.

Online and Phone Payments

Customers of Pseg can quickly and easily make payments by using their online account or the Pseg mobile app. Once you have set up an online account, you can see your current balance, see your old bills, and make one-time or recurring payments. You can pay online with a credit or debit card, an electronic check, or your bank account.

Another convenient option is paying by phone. Simply call the number on your Pseg bill to speak with a representative to make your payment. Phone payments can also be made by credit/debit card or electronic check.

You don’t have to go anywhere to pay your bill; you can do it online or over the phone. Your account is changed as soon as the payment goes through.

Pay by Mail

If you prefer, you can mail your payment to Pseg each month using the payment stub from your paper bill. Be sure to allow 7-10 business days for your mailed payment to reach Pseg and be applied to your account. Payments received after the due date, regardless of when they were mailed, will incur a late fee.

To mail your payment, simply detach the payment stub from your bill, enclose it along with your check or money order payable to Pseg, and mail using the envelope provided. Be sure to include your 12-digit Pseg account number on your check.

Automatic Payments

For ultimate convenience, Pseg customers can enroll in automatic bill payment. This automatically debits your payment from your bank account each month on your bill’s due date.

To enroll, you’ll need to log into your Pseg online account and complete the auto-pay enrollment. You’ll select your payment method and provide bank account information. Once set up, you don’t need to do anything else – your bill is paid automatically each month.

Automatic payments save you money on late fees, free up your time, and give you peace of mind that your gas and electricity will keep running. In your online account, you can change or cancel your auto-pay choice at any time.

Pay in Person

If you prefer in-person bill payment, Pseg offers many locations where you can pay your bill. These include Pseg customer service centers, authorized payment locations, and self-service kiosks.

Pseg Customer Service Centers

Pseg has full-service customer service centers located throughout New Jersey and Long Island where you can talk to a representative, make a payment, and conduct other business. Centers are open Monday through Friday from 8am to 4pm. Services include:

• Pay your Pseg bill by cash, check or money order
• Obtain account information
• Report power outages
• Transfer electric or gas service
• Drop off meter reading keys
• Pick up energy efficiency items like LED light bulbs

Make sure to bring your Pseg bill or account number when visiting a customer service center.

Authorized Bill Payment Locations

For added convenience, Pseg offers hundreds of authorized bill payment locations where you can pay your bill in person. These are typically grocery stores, pharmacies, convenience stores, check cashing locations, and other retailers in your area.

To find authorized payment locations, visit the Pseg website and search by city or ZIP code. When you make an in-person payment, be sure to bring your Pseg bill or account number. Cash payments under $10 may incur a small fee.

Self-Service Kiosks

Pseg also offers self-service bill payment kiosks 24/7 at select locations. These walk-up kiosks allow fast, simple bill payments using cash, credit or debit cards. Kiosk locations can be found on the Pseg website.

Know Your Payment Due Date

Your Pseg bill payment is due by the due date shown on your statement, typically around the 25th of the month. The due date varies from month to month depending on weekends and holidays.

If your payment is received after the due date, a late payment fee will be assessed. Make note of your bill’s due date each month to avoid late fees.

For your convenience, Pseg provides a “grace period” until the 2nd day after the due date. Payments received by the grace period are not considered late.

Avoid Late Fees

To avoid getting hit with late fees, make sure your Pseg bill payment arrives by the due date each month. Late fees are 1.5% per monthly bill.

If you cannot pay on time, contact Pseg before the due date to set up a deferred payment plan. This allows you to pay the past due balance in installments over time. An initial payment may be required.

Pseg also offers payment assistance programs for qualifying customers who are struggling financially. Programs can help lower your monthly bill or provide bill credits.

Summary of Pseg Payment Options

Paying your monthly Pseg bill is easy and convenient with these options:

• Online – Through your Pseg online account or mobile app.
• By Phone – Call the number on your Pseg bill and pay with a representative.
• By Mail – Detach payment stub from paper bill and mail with check.
• Automatic Payments – Set up recurring monthly payments from your bank account.
• Pseg Service Centers – Visit a customer service center and pay in person.
• Authorized Payment Locations – Pay at local retailers in your area.
• Self-Service Kiosks – Use a walk-up kiosk to pay with cash or card.

Be sure to pay your Pseg bill by the due date each month to avoid late fees. Reach out to Pseg if you need assistance paying your bill. With many payment options, paying your Pseg bill can fit right into your schedule.