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hughnique
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#1 Post by hughnique »

Once upon a time there was a scheme whereby the government, if you were on a low wage, made a contribution to your top up mutuelle, is that still going??
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Mangetout
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#2 Post by Mangetout »

If you are affiliated by using an S1 form, ie the UK government funds your care, then no.
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hughnique wrote: ↑Tue Jan 17, 2023 2:53 pm Once upon a time there was a scheme whereby the government, if you were on a low wage, made a contribution to your top up mutuelle, is that still going??
It's called CSS, or C2S. There was recently a long discussion about it on this very forum. https://www.franceinfocus.com/viewtopic.php?t=1235
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#4 Post by hughnique »

I have had this some years back and have had an S1 all the time? Oh yes sorry just seen the link, post brexit benefit yet again.
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#5 Post by Hotrodder »

Yes. The new rules are a result of Brexit, or rather one of many loose ends left out of the exit agreement.
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