How many years can I get a pension after paying social security?

Only after paying social security for at least 15 years can you get a pension at retirement age. If there is a unit that has paid 15 years, but the employees have not retired, the enterprise will continue to pay until retirement; Individuals who pay social security can stop paying or continue to pay. According to the local policy, we will definitely continue to pay well. Endowment insurance follows the principle of "pay more and get more". The higher the payment base, the longer the service life, and the more pensions you receive when you retire. Old-age insurance must pay the prescribed minimum payment period 15 years, and you can enjoy old-age benefits (except for delayed retirement) when you reach retirement age (60 years for men/55 years for women). How much social security retirement can you get after paying 15? Pension = basic pension+personal account pension. In which: basic pension = (average monthly salary of employees in the whole province last year+average monthly payment salary of myself) ÷2× payment period × 1%. Monthly basic pension = basic pension+personal account pension+transitional pension; Transitional pension = the average monthly salary of employees in the province last year × the payment period before my average salary index ×65438+February 3 1 (including deemed payment period) × 1.4%.