How much social security should I pay every month after I reach the age of 40?

The state does not provide preferential policies for paying social insurance at the age of 40. No matter how old you are, you should pay according to the payment base stipulated by the state.

First, the average monthly salary of urban workers is paid. If the salary is lower than 60% of the social average wage, it will be paid at 60% of the social average wage, and if the salary is higher than 300% of the social average wage, it will be paid at 30% of the social average wage.

Second, the self-employed flexible insured takes the average social wage as the payment base, and local social security agencies set a number of payment grades within the range of 60% to 300% according to the average social wage in this province. The insured person voluntarily chooses the grade and pays monthly.

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