Why are many people unwilling to pay social security now?

When it comes to social security, it is actually more of a guarantee for the future. After all, no one knows what will happen in the future. If you don't make the best preparations in advance, it will be too late when things have happened. In fact, the nature of social security is similar to that of insurance, and it is a guarantee for the future. But why are many people unwilling to pay social security now?

I have to say that many people really carry out the concept of "drink today, get drunk today" very thoroughly. So is social security. Many people will feel that they are not living well now, living day by day. How can they have leisure to plan the future? I don't know what will happen in the future, but I can't even do the things in front of me well. Why don't I take care of my present?

Many people hold similar ideas, so they are completely unwilling to pay social security.

Social security, after all, belongs to a kind of guarantee for the future, and its effectiveness is conditional, that is, it will only take effect when one's life is threatened (such as illness). Many people can be said to be very confident that they won't get sick, but once they buy insurance, if there has been no accident and they lose so much money, they will feel very wasteful. It is inevitable that they will not be so cautious and think that they have bought social security anyway. What are they afraid of?

Those who didn't buy it think that the accident can be prevented anyway, as long as they are careful, why spend that money. Therefore, things like social security are often handled by companies, and few people will pay social security themselves.

Social security has also become a condition for many people to find jobs, and companies that pay social security will be more attractive. There will be more people willing to work in such a company.