How much social security does a 30-year-old pay? How many years will it take?

There are three payment methods for social endowment insurance: 1. Both the employer and I pay the money. 2. They are all paid by individuals. Regardless of the payment method, endowment insurance is composed of social pooling fees and personal accounts. 60% of the monthly payment is included in social pooling. 40% of the monthly payment is transferred to personal account. (The expenses paid by the employer are included in the overall social planning, and the rest are included in the personal account. This is a way for employers and employees to pay together. If individuals pay endowment insurance, social pooling and individual accounts are paid by the payer. How much to receive in the future depends on the total amount of your personal account divided by the number of months calculated by the state. Plus the basic pension, you can apply for social security after paying 15 years.

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