What happened to the intermittent social security?

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It is best not to pay social security intermittently, but if you have to interrupt social security, it will lead to intermittent payment of social security. Although it will bring adverse effects, it will not affect your retirement as long as you pay 15 years before retirement. The interruption is not terrible, because the number of years is cumulative, but long-term non-payment will definitely affect the pension. Pension has a minimum payment period, which means you have to pay for it for at least so many years (15 years) before you can retire. This time is cumulative. But this is the minimum. The longer you pay, the more pension you will eventually get.