Yes, but never because of your age. It can only change in line with the national index or through a collective decision clearly communicated in advance. CGPM is managed solely in the interest of its members. There are no shareholders — only solidarity.
To ensure fairness for every member from the moment they join. Once you become a member, your age no longer affects the amount you pay.
Yes. Ending your affiliation with CMCM does not automatically end your affiliation with CGPM. You may remain a CGPM member even if you are no longer affiliated with CMCM.
Yes, within the areas provided by our statutes.
No. There is no medical selection.
Healthcare expenses from the previous year (reimbursement statements, pharmacy receipts, physiotherapy invoices, ambulance invoices, etc.) must be sent to us by email, post, or delivered directly to our offices between January 1 and March 31 each year.
The birth allowance is paid to the parents upon presentation of the child’s birth certificate or, where applicable, the stillbirth certificate. Please also include your bank account details.
No. Since children are not insured for a death benefit, the parents are not entitled to receive one in this case.
In the event of the death of one of our members, the family or heirs must send us the member’s death certificate. We will then inform them of the next steps and the documents required.
The death benefit is paid to the heirs listed in the declaration of succession or in the deed of inheritance.
You simply need to state the amount of your contribution in your tax return and include proof of payment.
Contributions are due at the beginning of each year. Members who have a direct debit mandate will be charged automatically.
The duplicate payment will be refunded to the member. The member will be contacted by post or email in order to provide their bank details.
You will need to complete a new direct debit mandate, which we can send you by post or email upon request.
You must send us a residence certificate, either by post or by email.