I haven't paid social security for two years, and now I want to pay it. How much does it cost to make up for the previous two years? Can I pay if I don't make it up?

I haven't paid social security for two years, and now I want to pay it. If I make up for the first two years, I need to pay according to the original monthly payment standard (including the part paid by enterprises and individuals). If I switch to individual payment, it will cost about seven or eight thousand a year.

Social security can be interrupted. As long as the cumulative payment is 15 years, you can receive a pension when you reach retirement age.

Five insurances and one gold welfare:

1. Pension insurance? In order to support the elderly, workers can receive pensions when they reach the legal retirement age;

2. Medical insurance is used for medical reimbursement when employees are sick;

3. Unemployment insurance is to receive living expenses after employees are unemployed;

4. Maternity insurance is a maternity reimbursement and related treatment for employees when they give birth;

5. Work-related injury insurance refers to the payment of medical expenses or compensation for work-related injuries for employees who have suffered work-related injuries;

6. Housing accumulation fund is housing reform. Enterprises and employees each pay a certain amount of housing provident fund, and those who meet the extraction conditions can be withdrawn, and the purchase of commercial housing can also enjoy lower housing loan interest, reducing the economic burden of employees.