Originally Posted by
sprite1
Is it the case they may give you a rebate if the fund makes money at the end of the year?
Also, (I’m assuming you’re a Union member, asking this) how did you prove to them you’re in a union so as to pay the slightly cheaper rate of €7 extra per month?
I’ve only heard good things about the ease at which they pay out.
Correct. You will get a rebate if the scheme makes excess money.
I had to send a letter proving membership of my national union to qualify for the reduced rate. There are three rates. One for French union, one for approved national union, and one for no union. Each one is slightly more expensive than the next.