Housing fund, what's going on? I don't know anything about it. And social security? What's the benefit of paying in? Can I still withdraw it?

Housing Provident Fund: This is a housing fund that you pay into. The unit and the individual each contributes 50% of the cost; to put it bluntly, it is the unit to give you the amount of housing subsidies or benefits. The biggest benefit of the rental fund is that you can get a loan from the fund, and the interest rate is much lower than commercial loans.

Social security is social insurance, including pension, medical, maternity, unemployment, work injury, etc., the so-called five insurance.

Pension insurance is the most important, you can receive a pension (pension) after retirement; the cost is also a large internal and personal **** with the same commitment. The cost is also borne by Dane and the individual **** together. 20% of the unit; 8% of the individual.

The medical insurance industry is important, especially when hospitalized malicious reimbursement of about 80%. And it is also used after retirement.

Maternity insurance refers to women of childbearing age to receive maternity allowance after giving birth, insurance hospitalization costs and so on.

Unemployment insurance refers to the layoff or by the unit to terminate the contract, you can receive a certain period of unemployment benefits.

Industrial injury insurance refers to the treatment allowance and disability benefit after being injured on duty.