The intermediary received social security money and didn't give it to himself.

I resigned, but I haven't found a new company yet.

In this case, you can receive 4- 12 months of unemployment benefits as long as you pay the social security five insurance for more than one year, depending on your personal situation and local social security policies. However, the premise of receiving unemployment benefits is that you have been put on file by the company when you join the company and have been put on file when you leave the company, and you can only receive the money when you leave the company. Of course, it also depends on the local social security policy. But in fact, in reality, most companies do not make employment records for the sake of saving trouble, resulting in many people not receiving unemployment insurance.

So here, I also want to remind those comrades who are ready to resign but have already paid social security: choose a good time to resign, communicate with the original unit, determine the month when social security payment will be interrupted, communicate with the new unit about the entry time and renewal month of social security payment, ensure that the original unit reduces social security personnel in time, and the new unit increases social security personnel in time to avoid the interruption of social security payment. (Generally, those who leave the company after 15 of the current month will be paid by the original company, and those who join the company before 15 of next month will also be paid by the new company. )

Second, I haven't found a job yet, but I don't want to interrupt social security.

Then either pay it yourself or find an intermediary.

If it is a local household registration, you can apply to the social security bureau where the household registration is located to pay the old-age insurance at your own expense. However, you can only buy three of the five insurances: old-age insurance, medical insurance and unemployment insurance.

If it is a foreign household registration, you cannot pay social security directly. Need to find an intermediary to pay, only need to pay a certain fee.

Third, the new job has been directly renewed by social security, otherwise it will be broken.

If there is a new job, the new company will have corresponding staff to handle it (of course, the premise is that the new company has five insurances).

It is not recommended to break off diplomatic relations, because social security is a lifelong guarantee, and the accumulated payment is more than 15 -20 years, and you can receive a pension after retirement.

Further reading: How to buy insurance, which is good, and teach you how to avoid these "pits" of insurance.