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Join today; and get the first three months free.
Sign up today and get the entire first year for free
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 membershio of det trade union 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 for the first year. After that, you pay 20 DKK per month.
Selected benefits
- 12 months of union membership for 0 DKK
- Contents insurance for 0 DKK
- Access to over 250 courses per year, for example Excel and VBA
- Advice on well-being, student jobs and career matters
- Advice on well-being, student jobs and career matters
- Right to unemployment benefits after finishing your studies
- Free membership of the unemployment insurance (for a maximum of 5 years)
Union membership is free throughout your studies if you are enrolled in higher education.
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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
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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:
Contents insurance at DKK 0 with Tryg
As a student member of Finansforbundet, you get access to one of Denmark’s cheapest student insurance policies. Among other things, you receive a contents insurance for 0 DKK, which is valid until you turn 30 – regardless of the age at which you finish your studies.
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Free student
unemployment fund
Join Finansforbundet’s unemployment fund for free and be eligible for benefits when you finish your studies.
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We negotiate on your behalf
As a member, you help ensure that the collective agreement in the financial sector remains one of the best in Denmark. Strong support is crucial when we negotiate the agreement — both to maintain the benefits we already have and to negotiate new ones. In other words, by being a member, you are helping to support your own working conditions.
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Be introduced to Finansforbundet and learn about all the things we can help you with.
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Free dental and
health insurance
If you have a student job in a financial company that is covered by the Standard Collective Agreement, you have free dental and health insurance. It can give you a subsidy for your dental bill or bill for treatment by a physiotherapist and access to fast treatment.
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If you have a job or are unemployed, the following applies
We welcome all new members with three months’ free membership of Finansforbundet. If you are a former member, you get three months’ free membership if this is more than six months ago.
If you are a student, the following applies
As a student member, your membership is free throughout your studies.
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.
If you have a job, the following applies
You are eligible for membership if you work in the financial sector, for an organisation that has entered into a collective agreement with Finansforbundet or are enrolled for an educational programme focused on the financial sector.
In addition, you may become a member if you primarily work with IT or economics related to finance.
If you are a student, the following applies
You are eligible for a student membership if you are a student of an educational programme focused on the financial field, e.g. programmes in economics, business administration, finance, investment, mathematics, IT, compliance, real estate and the like.
If you are a student of a non-financial programme (e.g. biology, nursing, physiotherapy, etc.), you are not eligible for membership. However, if you have a student job in a company that has entered into a collective agreement with Finansforbundet, you may become a regular member. This also applies if your student job involves working primarily with IT or economics related to finance.
If you are unemployed, the following applies
As unemployed, you are eligible for membership if you are connected with the financial sector, for example, if your education or employment history focuses on the financial sector.
If you are not sure whether you are eligible for membership, call us on +45 32 66 13 70 or send us an email at hverveservice@finansforbundet.dk
If you have a job, the following applies
- If you stay in the financial sector, the notice period is three months.
- If you switch to a job outside the sector, the notice period is end of month plus 30 days.
If you are a student, the following applies
- There is no notice period for students. You may discontinue your membership from one day to the next.
As you approach your graduation date, we will call you to discuss your options in terms of membership.
If you are unemployed, the following applies
- If you are unemployed, the notice period is end of month plus 30 days.
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.
Finansforbundet's unemployment insurance fund, A&Til is an offer 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.
Have your questions answered before signing up
The first 12 months of your student membership are for free. After that, the membership fee is DKK 20 a month.
When you graduate, the membership fee is:
- DKK 20 a month for the first six months after graduation
After that, the membership fee is:
- DKK 285 per month if you have a job
DKK 170 per month if you are unemployed
You are eligible for a student membership if you are a full-time student of an educational programme entitling to study grants (SU), focused on the financial field, e.g. programmes in economics, business administration, finance, investment, mathematics, IT, compliance, real estate and the like. If you are a financial trainee or similar, you may also become a student member.
If you are a student of a non-financial programme (e.g. biology, nursing, physiotherapy, etc.), you cannot become a student member. If you have a student job in a company that has entered into a collective agreement with Finansforbundet, you may become a regular member instead. This also applies if your student job involves working primarily with IT or economics related to finance.
If you are not sure whether you can become a student member, call us on +45 32 66 13 70 or send us an email at hverveservice@finansforbundet.dk.
We welcome all new student members with 12 months’ free student membership of Finansforbundet. If you have previously been a member, you can get 12 months’ free membership if this is more than a year ago.
You can be a student member as long as you are studying.
The following applies to student members
- In the first 12 months of free membership, there is no notice period. You may discontinue your membership from one day to the next.
- After the first 12 months, the notice period is end of month plus 30 days.
The following applies to graduates
- If you work in the financial sector, the notice period is three months.
- If you have a job outside the sector or if you are unemployed, the notice period is end of month plus 30 days.
As part of your student membership, you may take out contents insurance at a price of DKK 0.The contents insurance is valid until you turn 30 and offers a well-being hotline for you to call anonymously and free of charge. The contents insurance as well as the well-being hotline are provided by our partner Tryg.
When joining Finansforbundet, you must, to take out the contents insurance, actively do so. You may also wait – as long as you are a student member, the contents insurance is available to you.
As a student member, you may also take out other student insurance policies with Tryg at particularly attractive prices, such as travel insurance, accident insurance and car insurance. You may do so either when joining or at a later stage during your student membership.
You may keep your contents insurance as long as you are a student. If you are over 30 years old and still a student, Tryg will contact you to learn more about your situation. However, you may in any case keep your contents insurance while studying.
An unemployment insurance fund is your financial security if you become unemployed, for example after graduation. As a student, you can join Finansforbundet's unemployment insurance fund, A&Til, free of charge. If you sign up at least one year before you graduate, you will secure your right to unemployment benefits from day one after graduation. Membership of the unemployment insurance fund is free for five years of studying.
We offer a complete solution consisting of our unemployment insurance fund and trade union, providing financial security in case of unemployment as well as advice and guidance for a strong outset of your working life in the financial sector.
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.
As unemployed, you are eligible for membership if you are connected with the financial sector, for example, if your education or employment history focuses on the financial sector.
If you are not sure whether you are eligible for membership, call us on +45 32 66 13 70 or send us an email at hverveservice@finansforbundet.dk
- If you are unemployed, the notice period is end of month plus 30 days.
- If you switch to a job outside the sector, the notice period is end of month plus 30 days.
- If you stay in the financial sector, the notice period is three months
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.
Read more
Finansforbundet's unemployment insurance fund, A&Til is an offer 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.