What if you haven't bought social security over 60?

If you haven't bought old-age insurance at the age of 60, you can deal with it in the following ways:

1. You can buy an old-age insurance for urban and rural residents: those who are over 60 years old but have never bought old-age insurance for urban and rural residents before can also pay the fee, and you can apply for a one-time payment of old-age insurance for urban and rural residents 15 years, and you can enjoy relevant treatment after paying the fee;

2. You can buy commercial old-age insurance: Although there is a limit on the age of insurance, a considerable part of commercial old-age insurance is allowed to be purchased by people over 60 years old. For example, a commercial endowment insurance allows people born between 28 days and 70 years old to buy it. However, if you buy commercial endowment insurance, you generally need to pay the premium first, and you can start to receive the annuity after reaching the agreed annuity collection age;

3. You can apply for subsistence allowance: If you are over 60 years old, unable to work, have no children, or your children can't support the elderly and have no pension, you can apply for subsistence allowance to ensure your basic old-age life.