How much social security should I pay at my own expense a year?

Social security is due to different regions, different payment bases and grades, and different annual payment. The social security contributions in first-tier cities and second-tier cities are relatively high, and the wages after retirement are also higher than those in other regions.

If the local area is a fourth-tier city, self-paid social security is divided into two payment grades, 60% and 100%. The cost of 60% is 549 yuan per month and 6588 yuan per year. 100% pays 935 yuan a month and 1 1220 yuan once a year, with a difference of 4,632 yuan. Both of them pay at least 15 years at the same time, and the salary difference after retirement is nearly 1000 yuan.

Pay social security by yourself. According to the policy, payment base and payment grade of the social security department where you live, the social security payment in other areas is for reference only. If you live in a first-tier city, your own payment will be high. If you pay social security in remote areas, your payment will be relatively low. In addition, you have to decide the choice of payment base and payment grade according to your own economic conditions.

First, the proportion of self-funded insurance.

1, endowment insurance, individual 8%, individual 8%, increased to 16% during the two sessions.

2, medical insurance, personal bear 2%, unemployment insurance, personal bear 0.2%.

3, maternity insurance, borne by the unit 0.8%, work injury insurance, borne by the unit 0.5% to 1.6%.

Second, social medical insurance.

Social medical insurance is also called "sickness social insurance" or "health social insurance". A social insurance in which the income of the insured is interrupted and the medical expenses are lost due to illness, injury, disability, etc. Insurance institutions provide material assistance. Including disease subsidies and health care, that is, payment for medical care, special medical care, outpatient service, hospitalization, home care services and drug supply. Due to the different levels of national economic development and social systems in different countries, the scope of disease insurance varies greatly. Some countries include the whole people, while others are limited to employed workers. Most countries stipulate that the source of funds is shared by employees and employers, and the state gives certain subsidies.