What should I do if I can't pay social security after three or four years?

1. Article 16 of the Social Insurance Law stipulates that individuals who participate in the basic old-age insurance will receive the basic old-age pension on a monthly basis when they reach the statutory retirement age and have paid the accumulated contributions for fifteen years.

2. Article 14 of the Social Insurance Law stipulates that individual accounts shall not be withdrawn in advance, and the bookkeeping interest rate shall not be lower than the bank time deposit interest rate, and interest tax shall be exempted. If an individual dies, the balance of the individual account can be inherited.

3. According to the provisions of the Social Security Law, the payment period of endowment insurance is calculated cumulatively, and it cannot be withdrawn in advance before reaching the statutory retirement age. Therefore, in the case that the old-age insurance has been paid for three or four years, if the individual is temporarily unable to pay due to his financial ability, he can go through the formalities of deferment first, and then go through the relevant formalities of renewing the old-age insurance when he has the ability to pay, so as to fulfill his payment obligations. Accumulated payment years, when reaching the legal retirement age, the payment exceeds 65438+.