Can the payment of social security and endowment insurance be suspended?

Typical case: Miss Cai's social security and endowment insurance have been paid for five years, but the family has changed recently and the economy is difficult. She is temporarily unable to pay the insurance premium. What if she wants to continue to pay the premium when she has the financial ability? This situation like Miss Cai is more common and typical. Experts believe that, unlike commercial pension insurance, after handling the social security pension insurance paid by individuals, if they lose their ability to pay premiums normally due to temporary economic difficulties, they can temporarily stop paying. However, if you want to go through the formalities of stamping, you need to bring your social security card (or payment passbook) and personal ID card to the local street social security service office or county-level social security bureau. If you can continue to pay the premium in the future, you can go through the sealing procedure, just like the sealing procedure. However, those that have been sealed before cannot be surrendered, and can only be sealed in the Social Security Bureau. However, after warehousing, there is no need to pay back the unpaid fees or pay late fees, and the fees paid before are still valid. If you have any questions about social security, please feel free to consult.