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Dental, Optical & Osteopathic Claims
What are the Discretionary Benefits?
Being a mutual society allows us to offer additional benefits to our members at no extra cost.
Our members become eligible for Discretionary Benefits for Dental, Optical and Osteopathy treatments after 12 months’ contributions have been paid into a Sickness or Savings Plan.
In 2019, 2020 and 2021 we paid a
total of £357k in Discretionary Benefits
Please Note
Discretionary Benefits have been paid by TFS for over 30 years and we intend to continue to pay these in the future. However, it is important to point out that they are not guaranteed and could be reduced or taken away at any time.
Any claims for benefits in respect of treatments received outside of the United Kingdom must be supported by a debit or credit card receipt and are at the discretion of the Board of Management.
Children are not eligible for Discretionary Benefits.
This is our way of giving back to our members
We are excited to announce the new, increased Discretionary Benefits limits as of 1st April 2022!
Before you claim
We aim to process our members’ claims as quickly as possible. In order to do that, we require you to submit your claim form fully completed along with the official receipts or other relevant supporting documentation.
Please ensure your receipt complies with our requirements, as failure to do so may cause a delay to the payment of your claim. Please check these requirements below.
Submit your claim
Claim Online
The quickest and easiest way to claim is online. Please click here to proceed with your claim and ensure that all receipts include your full name. Debit/credit card receipts are not accepted without an official receipt.
Claim by Email (desktop only)
Alternatively you can complete a claim form for Dental & Optical Benefit or Osteopathic Benefit and email along with your scanned receipts to claims@tfs.uk.com
Print, Complete and Post Your Claim
If you prefer to send in your claim by post, print the appropriate form below.
Last Updated: November 2022