What does gold card social security mean?

Gold card social security refers to the insured who participates in comprehensive medical insurance.

The difference between social security gold card and silver card lies in the different nature of the insured units: municipal units participate in the gold card; Urban units are insured with silver cards. Different payment bases: gold cards, units and individuals pay according to the average monthly salary of the insured in the previous year, and retirees pay according to the average salary of their own employees; Silver card, the insured pays according to the average monthly salary of employees in this city last year, and the retirees also pay according to this.

For gold cards with different payment ratios, 2% of the insured's salary, 7.5% of the unit's salary (6.5% for comprehensive medical insurance, 1% for supplementary medical insurance), 5.5% for retirees, and no payment for individuals; Silver card units pay 2% of the average monthly salary of employees in the previous year, and individuals do not pay.

To get a gold card, you need to meet the following conditions.

Golden social security card is a special social security card with high treatment and preferential policies, and strict collection methods and conditions. You need to meet the above requirements before you can apply. Holding a resident identity card of the People's Republic of China; Employees or retirees who have participated in the basic old-age insurance for urban workers and paid 15 or above.

No more than 65 years old; While enjoying the basic old-age insurance benefits, you also need to participate in the basic medical insurance, unemployment insurance and industrial injury insurance for urban workers, and pay the five insurances in full. It should be noted that applying for a gold card needs to meet certain conditions, such as having a social security record of continuous payment of 1 year or more. You can consult the local social security department for details.