The unit pays the provident fund for social security. Does it matter if you don't pay the provident fund halfway?

Hello, dear, it has a certain impact, because social security and provident fund will be cut off with your resignation. If you want to enjoy social security benefits after retirement, it will definitely have a great impact and you need to pay it back. During the period after your resignation, you can choose to hand it in yourself, or you can find a new unit and transfer to a new unit and ask him to help you continue to hand it in. If the payment of social security is suspended for more than three months, the balance of medical insurance in social security will be temporarily frozen until you make up the continuous payment for half a year before you can use it normally. The original social security contributions will be retained and will not be cancelled casually.