Social security during the period of receiving unemployment benefits need to pay back

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You can make up for it, but you may have to return your unemployment benefits, and at the same time, you will incur a late payment fee.

How much will I get after retirement? It is related to the amount of money in the individual account at the time of retirement, the more money in the account, the higher the pension, on the contrary, less.

So, if you make up for the period of unemployment, you will definitely have more money in your account. There is also a way to make more money in your account, which is to increase the base of your contribution. For example, if you are using the base of 2,000 to pay, you can change to the base of 15,000 to pay, so that the money in the account is certainly more. Of course, the cost of personal contributions will also be very high.

At the same time, if the unit to pay, the unit may not agree to use a high base to pay social security, the base is high, the unit out of a lot of money.

If it's just a matter of when to pay, of course the sooner the better, so that the late fee will be much less, the longer the delay, the higher the late fee will be. It is charged at five ten thousandths of a cent per day.

Another question is, is there a policy on making up payments? It's not a matter of time, if there is no policy, it's not possible to pay at any time. You should know that in principle you can't make up payments in your own name, but only in the name of the organization you're working for.

As for the retirement age is not enough to reach the required contribution period of 180 months, you can continue to pay in the name of the individual until the contribution to 180 months. And then apply for retirement procedures.