Is it worth paying social security?

Self-funded social security is certainly cost-effective.

Everyone can use endowment insurance and medical insurance. Although you have to bear all the expenses of paying social security, it is still cost-effective on the whole.

Under normal circumstances, the proportion of flexible employees paying social security by themselves is about 20% of the payment base, and the payment base can choose its own grade, the vast majority of which is 60% of Pingkun's last year's social security salary, with an upper limit of 300%.

2. How much do you get for social security at your own expense every month after 15?

How much money you can get every month after paying social security 15 years depends on your actual situation.

Everyone and each region receive different standards, which should be based on the local social security bureau. Generally speaking, the amount of pension is related to the average salary of employees in the previous year, the payment base and the retirement age.

The difference of social security contribution base will affect the pension received at the end of retirement. Simply put, the more you pay, the more you will get in the future. Of course, don't set your contribution base higher in order to pursue a higher pension in the future, which is not of substantial benefit to you.