Become a member
Join today; the first three months are free. Union membership is free throughout your studies.
Union membership is free throughout your studies if you are enrolled in higher education.
The first three months are free. Your membership fee is reduced during periods of unemployment.
For employees, self-employed, part-time employees and trainees
The first three months are free.
Selected benefits
- Legal advice from experts
- Advice on well-being, jobs and career matters
- Contract review
- Events and courses
- Attractive insurance offers in Tryg
- Unemployment benefits
- Access to income protection insurance
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The fee is tax-deductible according to current regulations.
For students and trainees
The union is free during your studies. If you become a member before August 22, you will receive a gift card as a welcome gift.
Selected benefits
- A gift card worth 200 DKK as a welcome gift.
- Student insurance with Tryg at only DKK 60 per month
- Advice on well-being, student jobs and career matters
- Cash discount benefits
- Right to unemployment benefits after finishing your studies
- Free membership of the unemployment insurance fund throughout your studies (for those under 30)
Union membership is free throughout your studies if you are enrolled in higher education.
Trade Union
Total
The fee is tax-deductible according to current regulations.
For the unemployed
The first three months are free. Your membership fee is reduced during periods of unemployment.
Selected benefits
- Help finding a job
- Legal assessment of your employment contract
- Courses and events for unemployed members
- Discount benefits and low-priced insurance from Tryg
- Unemployment benefits
- Access to income protection insurance
Trade Union
Total
The fee is tax-deductible according to current regulations.
As a member you enjoy benefits such as:
As a member you enjoy benefits such as:
As a member you enjoy benefits such as:
Have your questions answered before signing up
We welcome all new members with three months’ free membership of Finansforbundet. If you are a student, the membership is free throughout your studies.
If you are a former member, you can get three months’ free membership if this is more than six months ago.
Finansforbundet is one of the cheapest trade unions in Denmark. This is how much a membership costs:
- Employed: Membership fee of DKK 285 per month
- Unemployed: Membership fee of DKK 170 per month
- Students and trainees: Membership fee of DKK 0 per month
The first three months are free. If you have previously been a member, you can get three months’ free membership if this is more than six months ago.
Keep in mind that the membership fee is deductible for tax purposes on an annual basis.
You can become a member if you are either employed in the financial sector, an organisation that has entered into a collective agreement with Finansforbundet or if you are enrolled for an educational programme focused on the financial sector.
In addition, you can become a member if you primarily work with IT or economics related to finance.
If you are not sure whether you can become a member, call us on +45 32 66 13 70 or send us an email at hverveservice@finansforbundet.dk
If you stay in the financial sector, the notice period is three months.
If you switch to a job outside the sector or if you are unemployed, the notice period is end of month plus 30 days.
Er du studerende, gælder:
- Der er intet opsigelsesvarsel som studerende. Du kan sige op fra dag til dag.
Når du nærmer dig dimissionsdatoen, får du et opkald fra os, hvor vi sammen kigger på dine muligheder som medlem.
If you as a member recommend Finansforbundet to a colleague/friend who is not yet a member, you will receive a gift card of DKK 400 if your colleague/friend chooses to join. Your colleague/friend will also get the first three months of membership for free.
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Finansforbundet's unemployment insurance fund is part of FTFa and offered to those working in the financial sector. To provide our members with comprehensive and relevant advice, we offer a combined solution by having the unemployment insurance fund and trade union join forces to support you in all aspects of your working life.