Why do some people take the blueprint and some people take the little red book for the new social security? What is the difference? Want to ask everyone?

There are four types of employee pension insurance: 1: contract workers in government institutions (blue notebook)

2. Enterprise employee pension insurance personnel (red notebook)

3 township personnel, with reference to enterprise employee pension insurance personnel (red notebook).

4. Endowment insurance for urban and rural residents (red notebook)

There are two types of endowment insurance for urban and rural residents: 1 and endowment insurance for urban residents.

2. Rural endowment insurance.

Rural endowment insurance is divided into three types:

1. Rural endowment insurance.

2. Endowment insurance for village cadres.

3. Endowment insurance for landless peasants.

First, civil servants don't need to buy pension insurance or take pension books, but the money they get after retirement is the highest.

Second, people who send blue books get a little more money after retirement than people who send red books.

Fourth, relatively speaking, the endowment insurance for urban and rural residents is the least.

Five, the most sad thing is that migrant workers are basically neglected, and finally they have no choice but to buy endowment insurance for urban and rural residents.

I hope my answer can help you prove that the hierarchy left over from history has not been overthrown today. Civil servants are decision makers, and everyone has to take the civil service exam. It doesn't matter if you are a rich boss. I've seen a lot. Many times the boss has to listen to the leader, you know!