How to pay the social security card reimbursement?

The money for medical insurance reimbursement can be taken out by putting it into the rural social security card.

At present, there are only two situations in which medical insurance cards can be cashed out. First, the insured dies suddenly, and his heirs can withdraw all the money, principal and interest from his medical insurance card. If an heir participates in medical insurance, he can transfer it to his own medical insurance card by transfer.

The second is that the insured needs to leave the insured city, and he must stop the medical insurance card first, and then he can withdraw money from the account by stopping the insurance. However, if this person has been insured in other cities, he must transfer the money in the deactivated medical insurance card to a new account.

It is illegal to withdraw cash from other medical insurance cards. Don't make fun of your medical insurance, or you will be frozen if you are found out, and you can't guarantee your life health and safety through medical insurance.

Possible consequences of cashing out medical insurance cards:

Generally speaking, if you cash out, you can't withdraw all of it. You should pay the person who helps you cash out at a certain discount, which is quite high. In this way, the amount in your medical insurance card will depreciate, and it will be gone when you really use it.

The medical insurance card is a record of your health. If one day you need first aid, but you don't have a medical record, the consumption record in the medical insurance card can make it easy for the doctor to know which drugs you have taken recently, which hospitals you went to for treatment and so on.

There is no time limit for the amount in the medical card, so every little makes a mickle, and it always exists, and there are some interests. When you have a sudden illness and don't bring enough cash, the money in the medical insurance card is enough to save your life, so cherish the money in the medical insurance card and don't depreciate.

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