1Why pay two years of social security at once

Social security can only be paid monthly or annually, not two years at a time. Employees and flexibly employed people need to pay social security on a monthly basis, urban and rural residents' health insurance and basic pension insurance on a yearly basis, and cannot make up for the payment across the year.

Pension insurance and medical insurance are two different social insurance coverage. Although they are both nationally standardized policies, pension insurance is nationally coordinated and medical insurance is provincially coordinated. Therefore, the pension insurance can only be checked on the national social security network to find out the number of years of contributions for the pension insurance, but not the number of years of contributions for the medical insurance.

Pension insurance cumulative calculation of the number of years of contributions:

Medical insurance is also the calculation of the number of years of contributions, but at the same time there is a waiting period for medical insurance, normal payment of fees after the normal 6 to 12 months, can not be reimbursed for hospitalization. Unemployment insurance is calculated cumulatively for the number of years of contributions, and for every year of accumulated contributions, you can enjoy three months of unemployment benefits.

Maternity insurance, not cumulative calculation. However, employees do not need to pay contributions, generally need to pay contributions for more than one year before giving birth to reimbursement and receive maternity allowance benefits. Workers' compensation insurance is very special, pay one month to enjoy a month of workers' compensation insurance. Once you stop paying, you will no longer enjoy it, it is immediate.