What does it mean to lose the club on social security?

Social security refers to social insurance, which is a social security system formulated by the state to protect people's basic livelihood. It can provide medical care, pension, work injury, unemployment and maternity protection for the insured.

The loss of social security means that the social security information of the insured is cancelled. Under normal circumstances, the loss of social security identity is usually caused by the insured's long-term failure to pay social security fees and violation of social security regulations. Therefore, it is the responsibility of every citizen to maintain social security status and pay social security fees in full and on time.

Losing social security status will have a certain impact on the insured. First of all, the insured will not be able to enjoy all kinds of protection provided by the social security system, such as medical care, pension and unemployment. Secondly, the insured whose social security status is cancelled will also lose their eligibility to participate in the insurance and can no longer pay social security fees. The key point is that this will make the insured who are out of society feel helpless in the face of prolonged life and serious shrinkage of pension income.

Once you find that you have lost your social security status, the insured need not panic. The first thing to know is that the cancellation of social security identity is not untraceable. Prior to this, most areas will send reminders to the insured to inform them of the payment. Usually, with the gradual improvement of the social security system, people who have lost social security can submit applications and re-participate. Therefore, if the insured person wants to become a part of the social security system again after losing social security, he can consult the relevant administrative departments and go through the payment procedures again.