Do non-deep households pay social security in one lump sum?

Insurance Bian Xiao helps you answer, and more questions can be answered online.

Q: How long can non-deep households pay social security?

Non-deep households can only pay endowment insurance for nearly 2 years, and others can't pay for the time being.

Q: Can non-registered individuals pay social security?

Individuals can't complete the payment, so they need the company's help to repay, and provide copies of ID cards and social security cards. If you lose your social security money because of changing jobs, you can find someone to pay it for you.

Q: If payment is interrupted due to company reasons, can medical insurance still compensate?

If the employer fails to participate in the medical insurance for employees on time, it may pay back the medical insurance for no more than two years. The fixed number of years after payment can be calculated together, but the medical expenses incurred before payment are borne by the employer, and the new medical expenses incurred after payment are paid by the medical insurance fund.

Q: How can non-deep households make up the old-age insurance at one time?

1. Non-Shenzhen household registration personnel with household registration in Guangdong Province: the last insured place was Shenzhen before reaching the national statutory retirement age, and they have been paying for more than 5 years continuously in Shenzhen, but they did not meet the conditions for receiving the basic pension on a monthly basis when reaching the national statutory retirement age; (As long as there is a record of continuous payment for 5 years before retirement, there is no need to pay for 5 years before retirement age; )

2. Non-Guangdong household registration personnel: The last place to participate in insurance before reaching the national statutory retirement age is Shenzhen, and they have participated in endowment insurance in Guangdong Province for more than 10 years.

And also need to meet one of the following conditions:

1.1before June 30, 1998 (including that day), the accumulated payment period (including deemed payment period) shall be 10 years, and the monthly payment shall be postponed to1year;

2. Men over 65 years old and women over 60 years old;

3. The deferred payment is still less than 5 years later 15 years.