How many years of social security should I pay after 90?

How many years of social security should I pay after 90?

1. Social security is generally paid after 15 years, and you can enjoy the corresponding social security benefits when you reach the national legal retirement age. Once your social security is over 15 years, you can stop paying it. However, if you choose to continue to pay, you will generally get more pensions in the future.

2. Employers must pay endowment insurance for employees. If it is said that in the company, even if it has been paid for 15 years, as long as the employees have not reached the retirement conditions, the company will continue to pay the endowment insurance until the employees retire.

3. If you are an individual without a unit or an individual industrial and commercial household, you can choose to stop paying or continue to pay endowment insurance after paying 15 years.

4. Generally speaking, according to the relevant national social security laws, the old-age insurance is in the form of paying more and getting more. The longer the payment base and fixed number of years, the more pensions you will get under the same conditions when you retire.