The relationship between the company's collective account and the medical insurance social security accumulation fund, and the influence of the marriage between the collective account and the off-site

The relationship between the company's collective account and the medical insurance social security accumulation fund, and the influence of the marriage between the collective account and the off-site account. 1. There is no difference between the collective account and the account outside the province where the company is located. Household registration does not affect the payment of medical insurance, social security and provident fund. Everyone is the same.

2. After the collective hukou and the provincial hukou are married, they don't want to sign the hukou together. What is the impact on the marriage certificate, maternity certificate and maternity insurance?

It doesn't matter. The marriage certificate is obtained at the civil affairs bureau where the man or woman is registered, so there is no difference.

The birth permit is collected by the community where the woman's household registration is located. As long as she is registered, she will have maternity insurance, regardless of her household registration.

3. What is the impact of buying a house outside the domicile of one party and the domicile after marriage? What procedure is needed to solve it?

This is no different from ordinary hukou. Buy a house if you want. It will not be different because of a collective account, just like a normal account.

4. What is the impact of children's medical insurance and enrollment after marriage?

After marriage, because you are registered in two places, children can also choose the location of their registered permanent residence, that is to say, children can choose the location of their male or female registered permanent residence, so they can go to school there, and medical insurance can also be located in the registered permanent residence.

5. There is no special influence.

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