If you think your company pays too little insurance, you want to pay more, is that ok? How to get it in the future? Is it ok to pay more insurance for the old-age insurance?

If the company pays you, you need the company's permission, but if you pay more, the company will pay more, so the general unit will not agree.

Yes, if you pay personally. You just need to go to the local social security department to go through the corresponding formalities, and then pay the fee according to the current standard.

There are three normal ways: one is the social security of the unit, which is deducted from the salary every month. As for how much to pay each month, it depends on the type of work you are engaged in and the files on your unit, and you can't decide for yourself. One is that there is no fixed job, and the individual's social endowment insurance in the Social Security Bureau generally has three grades, low grade, medium grade and high grade. As for how much to pay for each file, it is defined according to the per capita of each city in that year, and it is up to you to decide which file to choose. There is also commercial insurance, which is relatively flexible. How long to save, how much to save, and which insurance company to choose are all decided by the customers themselves. If the conditions are better now, it is also a good choice to make more intersections and make adequate preparations for the elderly.

Further reading: How to buy insurance, which is good, and teach you how to avoid these "pits" of insurance.