Is the old age allowance for 80-year-olds included in the social security card? But it didn't activate the banking function. Is the money still there?

Old age allowance is usually a welfare subsidy issued by the government or social welfare departments to the elderly who reach a certain age. The specific provisions of each country or region may be different. Here are some general explanations:

Payment method: the payment method of old age allowance varies from region to region. In some areas, the allowance may be credited to the bank account of the elderly, while in other areas, the allowance may be paid to the social security card.

Social Security Card: If the old age allowance is paid through a social security card, it is usually necessary to apply for a social security card and ensure that there is enough balance in the card to receive the allowance. If the social security card does not have the banking function, then it may not be possible to directly use this allowance for consumption.

Inactivation: If the social security card has no banking function, the allowance can be temporarily stored in the social security card, but it is not allowed to transfer money, withdraw money or conduct other banking transactions. Under normal circumstances, the government or relevant departments will remind the elderly to activate the card and related operations.

Expiration or expiration: If the allowance is not used for a long time, it may expire or expire due to the validity of the social security card.

It should be noted that the specific situation may be different according to different regions, countries and relevant policies. If you have specific questions about the old age allowance, I suggest you consult the relevant local departments or institutions for accurate information and guidance.