What does it mean to pay social security in advance?

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1. If you can't pay in the new company, you can only have one account corresponding to your ID card in the same city.

It's definitely not true. Suppose your current unit and your former unit are in the same city, but belong to different districts, an urban area and a development zone, then it is equivalent to social security in two different regions. You can open a new account to pay, but there will be no two pensions at first. Secondly, when merging in the future, the payment time will not be accumulated repeatedly, and it can only be counted as one place, and the personal account will have a little more money at most.

Then you need to cancel the contract with the former state-owned enterprise and transfer to social security, so that you can continue to pay in the new company.

4. No, it has already been said in it.

A better way is to tell your current company that you have paid the social security yourself, and it is too much trouble to walk back and forth. I can give you some subsidies so that you can use the money to pay the social security to the state-owned enterprises, or you can cancel the contract with the state-owned enterprises and then transfer to the current company. Both methods are good. If it's none of your business to cancel the contract with state-owned enterprises, you'd better choose the latter, and the worst way is to choose two places.

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6. Just because you paid in advance doesn't mean that the company paid you 1 year, because the company pays you monthly, so you can ask the company to refund your money, and you can transfer it. Suppose you can really have sex once 1 year, and you can't transfer it now, and you can't hand it in now because you are a state-owned enterprise.

7. It turns out that the provincial social security is similar to the municipal social security, because it is managed by different social security institutions and has the insurance certificate of the original unit, so you don't have to pay it twice in the municipal social security.