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How does the Social Security Bureau pay the endowment insurance?

The difference between paying old-age insurance in the unit and paying old-age insurance in the social security bureau is as follows:

1. The company has five insurances and one fund: endowment insurance, medical insurance, industrial injury insurance, unemployment insurance, maternity insurance and provident fund. Individuals have only two insurances: endowment insurance and medical insurance.

2, mainly reflected in the payment:

The unit payment basis is: the standard salary reported in the current month or the average salary of the previous year, with the grade between 60% and 300%, and the payment ratio is 20% for the unit and 8% for the individual.

The base of individual payment is: local social salary in the previous year, and the grade is only 80% and 100% at present. I will bear all the expenses in full, and the payment ratio is 20%.

3, followed by the payment period:

The unit payment must be paid until retirement, and the payment shall not be interrupted arbitrarily except for unemployment and study.

Individuals are relatively more flexible.

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