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Nzei
PO Box 466
6140 Wellington New Zealand
membership@nzei.org.nz
Subject: Cancellation of Nzei contract

Dear Sir or Madam,

I hereby notify you of my decision to terminate the contract relating to the Nzei service.
This notification constitutes a firm, clear and unequivocal intention to cancel the contract, effective at the earliest possible date or in accordance with the applicable contractual period.

Please take all necessary measures to:
– cease all billing from the effective date of cancellation;
– confirm in writing the proper processing of this request;
– and, if applicable, send me the final statement or balance confirmation.

This cancellation is addressed to you by certified e-mail. The sending, timestamping and content integrity are established, making it a probative document meeting electronic proof requirements. You therefore have all the necessary elements to proceed with regular processing of this cancellation, in accordance with applicable principles regarding written notification and contractual freedom.

In accordance with personal data protection rules, I also request:
– deletion of all my data not necessary for your legal or accounting obligations;
– closure of any associated personal account;
– and confirmation of actual data deletion according to applicable privacy rights.

I retain a complete copy of this notification as well as proof of sending.

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Nzei
PO Box 466
6140 Wellington , New Zealand
membership@nzei.org.nz
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Cancel Nzei: Easy Method

What is Nzei

Overview

NZEI Te Riu Roa is a New Zealand union representing primary and early childhood education teachers and staff.

It provides membership services, collective bargaining, professional support and advocacy for educators.

Who it serves

Membership is income‑based and available to eligible education workers across New Zealand.

Benefits include representation, member-only resources and access to courses and support services.

How to cancel Nzei

General cancellation steps

  • Submit the NZEI cancellation form and select a cancellation date at least 4 weeks (1 month) ahead.
  • Ensure your chosen date allows for the one‑month notice period required for most cancellation methods.

Cancellation by payment method

  • Direct debit or credit card: NZEI will cancel payments for you; a final payment may occur within the one‑month notice period.
  • Payroll deductions via EdPay: NZEI will contact EdPay to stop deductions; timing depends on EdPay's payroll cycle.
  • Automatic bank payments: You must cancel these directly with your bank; NZEI cannot cancel them for you.
  • Payroll deductions not via EdPay: Instruct your payroll officer to stop deductions and provide your membership number.
  • Invoice payments: Any open invoices will be cancelled by NZEI after you submit the cancellation form.

What happens when you cancel

Membership end date

Your membership will end after the one‑month (4 weeks) notice period from the date you select on the cancellation form.

Payments scheduled within that notice period may still be taken as a final payment.

Access and records

Your access to member benefits, resources and representation will typically stop when your membership ends.

NZEI will retain membership records according to its policies; check their privacy policy or contact NZEI for details.

Will I get a refund?

Official refund policy

NZEI's publicly available membership information does not describe a refund policy for membership fees.

There is no explicit mention of refunds in the materials summarised for cancellation.

Exceptions and cooling‑off

  • There is no reference to a statutory 14‑day cooling‑off period or automatic refund entitlement in the membership materials.
  • If you believe you are owed a refund or have special circumstances, contact NZEI directly to request a review.

Nzei plans and pricing

Standard monthly plans

Plan Price (NZ$) Period Features
Membership (gross fortnightly income up to $530.94) 6.30 Monthly Union membership based on income bracket
Membership (gross fortnightly income $2,208.74+) 65.40 Monthly Union membership at top income bracket
Other brackets and frequencies Varies by bracket Fortnightly / Quarterly / Semi‑annual / Annual Rates vary across five brackets (e.g. NZ$2.89 to NZ$30.02 fortnightly)

Notes on payment frequency

Membership can be payable fortnightly, monthly, quarterly, six‑monthly or annually depending on your selection.

Confirm your exact rate and payment frequency on NZEI's official fee schedule.

Your consumer rights in New Zealand

Statutory rights summary

Consumer protections in New Zealand cover many purchases and services, but union memberships are treated differently in practice.

NZEI's membership cancellation policy does not reference statutory refund or cooling‑off rights.

What to do if you disagree

  • If you think a payment or cancellation was handled incorrectly, contact NZEI's membership team first for resolution.
  • If unresolved, you may seek independent guidance from Consumer NZ or the Commerce Commission about your options.

Customer experiences

Positive experiences

Some members report useful, practical courses and flexible online learning that helped with careers and skill development.

Video‑based, self‑paced training was praised for accessibility and implementable teaching content.

Negative experiences

Other feedback highlights concerns about student support, workload, assessment harshness and perceived focus on revenue.

Some members felt course value did not match cost or that online delivery quality could be improved.

Documentation checklist

Essential documents to prepare

  • Completed NZEI cancellation form with chosen cancellation date (at least 4 weeks ahead).
  • Your NZEI membership number (required for payroll and membership queries).
  • Photo ID or other identity verification if requested by NZEI.

Additional items that may help

  • Payroll officer contact details if you use non‑EdPay payroll deductions.
  • Bank details or proof of automated payment to cancel direct debits with your bank if needed.
  • Copies of recent invoices or payment confirmations if disputing charges.

Common mistakes

Missing the notice period

Choosing a cancellation date less than 4 weeks ahead can result in an extra payment during the notice period.

Always select a date at least one month in the future to align with NZEI's notice requirement.

Not cancelling automatic bank payments

Members sometimes assume NZEI can stop automatic bank payments; NZEI cannot cancel these for you.

Failure to cancel a bank automatic payment with your bank can lead to continued deductions after membership ends.

Comparative recap

Quick method comparison

Method Notice Required User Action Refund / Final Payment
Direct debit or credit card 1 month (4 weeks) No action - NZEI will cancel payments for you Final payment may occur within the notice period
Payroll deductions via EdPay 1 month (4 weeks) No action - NZEI contacts EdPay; timing depends on EdPay cycle Final deduction timing depends on payroll cycle
Automatic bank payments 1 month (4 weeks) You must cancel with your bank; NZEI cannot cancel NZEI does not manage refunds; check bank reversal options
Payroll (not via EdPay) 1 month (4 weeks) Tell your payroll officer to stop deductions and give membership number Final deduction may occur depending on payroll timing
Invoice payments 1 month (4 weeks) No action - open invoices will be cancelled by NZEI No refund policy stated; open invoices cancelled

Key takeaways

  • All cancellation methods observe a one‑month (4 weeks) notice period.
  • For bank automatic payments you must act directly with your bank to stop future deductions.
  • There is no clear public refund policy - contact NZEI if you need clarity or dispute charges.

After cancelling

What to monitor

Check your bank or card statements to confirm no further deductions occur after the notice period ends.

Confirm with your payroll officer that deductions have stopped if payroll‑based.

Useful links

Address

Postal address for correspondence

PO Box 466, Wellington, 6140, New Zealand

When to use the postal address

Use the postal address for written membership cancellation requests or supporting documents if requested.

Consider also submitting the online cancellation form and contacting NZEI for confirmation of receipt.

FAQ

To cancel your Nzei membership, submit the NZEI cancellation form and select a cancellation date at least 4 weeks in advance. Ensure that your chosen date allows for the one-month notice period.

For direct debit or credit card, NZEI will cancel payments for you. If you use automatic bank payments, you must cancel directly with your bank. Check your contract for details on your specific payment method.

Your Nzei membership will end after the one-month notice period from the cancellation date you select. Payments scheduled within that period may still be processed.

NZEI's membership materials do not specify a refund policy for membership fees. If you believe you are owed a refund, contact NZEI directly to discuss your situation.

Your access to Nzei member benefits will typically stop when your membership ends. For specific details on record retention, refer to NZEI's privacy policy or contact them directly.

Important warning regarding service limitations

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