Points for abroad members are awarded for half dues at what rate?

• A. Five Points
• B. Seven Points
• C. Ten Points
• D. Fifteen Points

Answer: (C)

Points tied to dues are used to recognize and reward membership contributions, with the reward adjusted when a member’s financial input changes. For abroad members, dues are reduced by half, so the policy pairs that lower payment with a correspondingly reduced but still meaningful points credit. Ten points is the rate designated for half dues, reflecting a proportional reward that maintains incentive without overcompensating for the reduced contribution. Five or seven points would undershoot the value of the reduced dues, while fifteen would overshoot it given the half‑dues situation.