Where did the money from the social security card bank account come from?

In this issue, let's explain where the money in the social security card financial account comes from.

Before explaining this problem, we first need to know what is a social security card financial account? Financial accounts are bank cards. Then put yourself in others' shoes. How did the money in our bank card come from? Having said that, I believe everyone will understand how the money in the social security card financial account came from.

There are three sources of funds for social security card financial accounts. Let's have a look. First, treatment subsidies.

The treatment subsidy is divided into two aspects. One is the treatment, and the pension received by retirees will be credited to our social security card financial account. At present, social security cards are being used to pay pensions in most parts of the country.

Secondly, subsidies, such as low-income subsidies for low-income households or five-guarantee subsidies for other five-guarantee households, will be distributed to individuals through the financial accounts of social security cards.

The second way is to transfer money. If someone else transfers money to your financial account, there will be money in your financial account. This is the second way.

The third way is personal deposit, and individuals can also deposit a sum of money into financial accounts.

These three ways are the main sources of funds for our social security card wealth management account. I believe everyone here understands!