In Beijing, social insurance was suspended for half a year. If it continues, will it affect buying a house and a car in the future?

First of all, I don't know which city you belong to, and the policies in each place are still somewhat different.

If the pension and payment period are calculated according to retirement, the months when you broke off diplomatic relations are not counted. If you pay 15 old-age insurance, you are eligible to receive a pension at the prescribed retirement age.

If the landlord wants to buy a house or a car, such as Beijing or other cities with restricted purchases, it is influential to cut off social security halfway. For example, in Beijing, you are required to buy a house and a car for five years in a row before you are eligible to buy a house and a car to participate in the lottery. Even if you pay back the money halfway, it will not be recognized. In some places in other cities, it is stipulated that you have to pay for buying a house for more than one year. Then this is a hard and fast rule, and breaking off diplomatic relations is not qualified.

It also has an impact on medical insurance. There was no medical treatment for several months after the break-up. If you see a doctor, you can only pay for it yourself. In some cities, there is a waiting period of three to six months after applying for medical insurance, and there is no medical treatment during the waiting period.

If you don't want to cut off social security, you can find an intermediary to pay social security after leaving your job to avoid a series of problems caused by social security interruption.

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