Changing jobs frequently, what about social security?

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This has little impact, but it should be noted that social security (especially pensions) is cumulative. If you have multiple accounts, you must merge them into one. Otherwise, you will only recognize the number of years your last company paid social security. If you buy insurance in the same city, you can bring the original ID card to the Social Security Bureau for account consolidation. If you have social security paid by social security bureaus in different places or in the same city, but not at the same level (according to provincial social security, according to city and county (district) social security), then you should transfer the social security account you bought outside to your current city. As for how to handle the social security transfer procedures, you can go to the website of the Social Security Bureau that pays social security directly. I hope it helps you!