What about insufficient social security 15? Can I pay it back?

If the social security has not been paid for 15 years, it can still be paid in one lump sum under certain conditions. Both conditions need to be met. One is to register for insurance in July of 20 1 1 year, and those who have paid for five years after reaching the statutory retirement age can pay social security in one lump sum.

Of course, if users can't pay or don't want to pay in one lump sum after reaching the legal retirement age, they can also make other choices. First, you can convert your own old-age insurance into urban residents' old-age insurance. The payment of urban residents' old-age insurance is often lower than that of urban employees' old-age insurance, and there is no limit on the one-time payment of urban residents' old-age insurance in many areas; Second, you can choose to postpone retirement and continue to pay fees, but for people with a long life, delaying retirement is not cost-effective; Third, you can choose to stop paying social security directly and take out the funds. In this case, users will not be able to receive pensions after retirement.