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Membership is open to officers and civilians from the Force, CISCO, CNB, SCDF and other affiliated organisations. They can join as Ordinary Members of the Co-operative. Retirees and NSmen from the Force can join as Associate Members. Application form is available on the Net. With
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Main Differences Between Ordinary and Associate Membership |
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An Associate Member will NOT
be entitled to the following rights of an
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Obligations of a Member |
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The obligatory dues will be deducted from the member's pay packet for Ordinary Members. Associate Members will pay their dues through GIRO. Members will be entitled to receive dividends from the Co-operative based on their yearly savings (subscription + share) balance as at 31st December. The dividends declared will depend on the surplus made by the Co-operative for that particular year. Please refer to "Finance" for more details on the dividend rates for previous years. The cost to join the Co-operative and thereafter to enjoy the wide array of savings and loan services available is only $10/- or $20/- (Entrance Fee). All savings will be returned to members when they cease to be members of the Co-operative.
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New Incentives for Proposers and New Members with effect from 1st
July 2007 |
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The Co-operative will now
be giving a $10
voucher to newly sign-up members. Members will be receiving the
voucher together with a copy of the Co-operative’s By-Law and
confirmation letter of their membership. Only members whose membership has
been approved will receive the voucher. Revision
to Incentives for Proposers
* To be credited
into Members’ Specific Deposit Accounts. |
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