What do you mean by social security interruption?

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Yes, it's similar to the one upstairs. If you stop insurance, for example, you are still working in a company and don't want to apply for insurance because of economic reasons, you can ask the company to suspend from the social security bureau first, but the interruption means that you resign from a company because you have no financial resources during the period when you have no job. Of course, the original company will automatically break off diplomatic relations with you (you can continue to pay it privately or stop paying it after work), but there is unemployment insurance among us, but you don't. But there is a deadline. However, whether you interrupt or stop insurance will affect the funds you get after retirement. No matter whether it is stopped halfway or interrupted, it will not be recalculated when re-insured. Will continue to be consistent 15 years (generally, we are currently paying 15 years).