I pay 900 old-age insurance every year in my hometown, and now I work in the property and pay old-age insurance, so I can get two old-age insurances in the future. ...

A) If you run your own social endowment insurance, you can merge with the company, which may be more complicated. The steps are as follows:

1: The combination of multiple insurance numbers is based on the old-age insurance number used at the time of last insurance, and all insurance numbers are insured last. If you are finally insured in this city, you can apply for a merger number at the Municipal Social Security Bureau. If you are finally insured in the district, you can go to the district social security bureau to merge the numbers and print your personal account passbook at the place where the numbers are merged.

2. Because the social security of provinces and cities is not connected to the internet, it is more troublesome to merge the provincial and municipal numbers.

If you have been insured in the city for a long time, then you have to combine all the numbers into the numbers insured in the city. So you have to go to the provincial social security to go through the transfer procedures and draw up the attrition table, then go to the municipal social security to go through the receiving procedures with the attrition table, and then go to the provincial social security to go through the formal transfer procedures in the approved attrition table. It took three months to officially transfer out. After the transfer, you can go directly to the Municipal Social Security Bureau to handle the related matters such as merging and printing personal account information.

If you are insured in the province for a long time, the procedures are the same as above!

B) If you buy your own commercial endowment insurance (from an insurance company), it has nothing to do with the social endowment insurance provided by the company, so you don't need/can't merge it.

1) can of course be merged, and it is very complicated to go to the local query.

2) There is no problem that the company does not give you endowment insurance, because neither the company nor the individual can get it after paying the fee, and you can only apply when you reach retirement age. Social endowment insurance is managed by the state in a unified way.

3) Before the merger, the easiest way is not to pay the money at home. It is estimated that there is not much money in the account now.

4) HR colleagues in our company said that only when you leave your job can you know the information such as the account number that the company gave you pension insurance, so don't worry too much!