Retirement age for women who pay social security on a freelance basis

The retirement age for women who pay social security on a freelance basis is 55 years old.

The legal retirement age for women is 55 years old for the flexible employment personnel pension insurance that freelancers participate in. After reaching the age of 55 and having accumulated 15 years of contributions, freelance women can receive a monthly pension. This is different from the statutory retirement age of 50 for female enterprise workers and 55 for female cadres. The current proposal to extend the retirement age to 65 has not yet been implemented, so the retirement age for freelance women remains at 55.

Retirement policy of social security:

1, the division of retirement age: according to the national regulations, the retirement age of women is divided into 55 years old for workers and 60 years old for cadres and enterprise managers;

2, the adjustment of retirement policy: in recent years, with the aggravation of population aging, the trend of gradual postponement of the retirement age policy;

3, the requirement of retirement conditions: In addition to the age requirements, but also need to meet a certain number of years of social security contributions;

4, the calculation of post-retirement benefits: the calculation of the pension is usually related to the number of years of personal contributions, the contribution base and the replacement rate and other factors;

5, the handling of the retirement of the different places: for the people who retired from other places across the province, you need to apply for the social security transfer and continuity of procedures.

In summary, the legal retirement age for freelance women is 55 years old, which is different from that of female workers and cadres in enterprises, and they are entitled to receive monthly pensions after meeting the conditions of 55 years old and at least 15 years of social security contributions, while the current policy of proposing to extend the retirement age to 65 has not yet come into effect.

Legal basis:

The Interim Measures of the State Council on the Resettlement of Old, Weak, Sick and Disabled Cadres

Article 4

Cadres of party and government organizations, mass organizations, enterprises, and institutions can retire if they meet one of the following conditions. (1) men who have reached the age of sixty and women who have reached the age of fifty-five, and who have participated in the revolutionary work for ten years; (2) men who have reached the age of fifty and women who have reached the age of forty-five, and who have participated in the revolutionary work for ten years, and who have been certified by a hospital to be totally incapacitated for work; and (3) those who have become disabled as a result of their work, and who have been certified by a hospital to have lost all their working capacity.