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I am 58 years old, can I still pay social security?

You can pay social security at 58.

First, you can pay rural social security at the age of 58.

At the age of 58, you can choose to participate in rural endowment insurance, and then pay 15 in one lump sum before the legal retirement age of 60, and you can directly retire and enjoy pension benefits. Therefore, it is no problem for us to participate in rural endowment insurance. Of course, before choosing to participate in rural endowment insurance, there are also different payment grades. Choosing different payment grades will eventually enjoy different levels of pension benefits.

Two, 58 years of age to pay social security conditions

Rural endowment insurance is also called urban and rural residents' endowment insurance today. Its biggest feature is that it allows you to pay off the expenses of 15 years in one lump sum before the legal retirement age, and you can directly retire and enjoy pension benefits. Groups participating in employee pension insurance are not applicable. Those who participate in employee pension insurance and do not have the conditions of 15 years can only choose to postpone retirement. At the age of 58, you can choose to participate in rural endowment insurance, and then pay 15 in one lump sum before the legal retirement age of 60, and you can directly retire and enjoy pension benefits. Therefore, it is no problem for us to participate in rural endowment insurance. Of course, before choosing to participate in rural endowment insurance, there are also different payment grades. Choosing different payment grades will eventually enjoy different levels of pension benefits.

Three. Relevant laws and regulations

1 year in July, the implementation of the Social Security Law: Article 3 The method of continuing to pay fees for less than 15 years. Individuals who have participated in the basic old-age insurance for employees when they reach the statutory retirement age are less than 15 years, and the payment can be extended to 15 years. After the implementation of the Social Insurance Law, if the payment is extended for five years but still less than fifteen years, it can be paid in one lump sum for fifteen years.

Article 4 Individuals who participate in the basic old-age insurance for employees by means of transfer without continuing to pay fees may apply for transfer to the new rural social old-age insurance or urban residents' social old-age insurance when they reach the statutory retirement age after the implementation of the social insurance law, and the payment is less than 15 years, and the accumulated payment period is still less than 15 years after the extension of payment in accordance with the provisions of the preceding article, and enjoy the corresponding old-age insurance benefits.