What do you mean by full-time social security?

Generally speaking, after leaving the company, the company will go through the formalities of stopping payment. After finding a new company, the social security will be paid by the new company. If there is a gap in the middle, you can also pay social security in an individual way, and go to the local social security center to go through the payment procedures with your ID card, resignation certificate and other materials.

Insured individuals generally pay endowment insurance and medical insurance at the same time, and the payment ratio is 20% and 8% respectively. There are subtle differences in medical insurance, and the payment base is determined within the range of 300%-60% according to the average wage of the local society. Of course, you can also find a new unit and hand it in later.

The cumulative payment period must be more than 15 years, otherwise you can't enjoy pension benefits. Although the accumulated payment period exceeds 15 years, you can enjoy pension benefits, but the longer the payment period, the more the payment amount, and the more pensions in the future, and vice versa.

If social medical insurance cannot be added together, there will be a waiting period of six months after the interruption. Medical insurance has a three-month buffer period, which means that it can be paid in three months and can be calculated cumulatively. Otherwise, the payment period needs to be recalculated, and you can't enjoy the reimbursement treatment, instead of the so-called "void".

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