What's the difference between paying five insurances and one gold by yourself and paying the company?

There are different types, different payment amounts, different payment bases and different payment methods.

1, different types: social security paid by companies usually includes endowment insurance, medical insurance, maternity insurance, work injury insurance, unemployment insurance, housing accumulation fund, and personal social security paid by flexible employees, including only endowment insurance and medical insurance.

2. The amount of payment is different: the company pays social security, that is, the company and the individual bear part of the social security expenses respectively. Individuals who pay social security will continue to be responsible for all social security expenses.

3. Different payment bases: the company pays according to the monthly average of employees' salary income in the previous year, and individuals can choose to pay their own fees ranging from 60% to 300%. The larger the contribution base, the more pensions they receive.

4. Different payment methods: companies usually only need employees to hand over personal information to personnel to pay fees in the Social Security Bureau. If you are an individual, you need to prepare your own information to pay the social security bureau.