Can a veteran rogue payer of Social Security receive a paycheck after retirement?

I. Social security payment of old scoundrels

Old scoundrels, i.e., individuals who are recognized by the court as executors for breach of trust, may be subject to certain restrictions on their social security payment. According to relevant regulations, the property of the executor may be seized, impounded or frozen by the court, which includes his or her salary income and other legitimate income. Therefore, the old scoundrels may face the situation of not being able to pay the full amount on time when paying social security.

However, if the old scoundrels can make timely and full social security contributions in accordance with relevant regulations, their social security accounts will still remain valid. This means that when they reach the legal retirement age, they will still be able to enjoy the benefits provided by the social security system.

Second, the old scoundrel's salary after retirement

When the old scoundrel reaches the legal retirement age and meets the conditions for receiving pension, he can apply to the social security department for receiving pension. However, because he or she had been recognized as a defaulter, the old scoundrel's pension receipt may be subject to certain restrictions.

Specifically, depending on the old scoundrel's breach of trust, the court may partially garnish or freeze his pension to be used to pay off his outstanding debts. This means that while the old scoundrel may receive a pension, the amount he or she actually receives may be less than the normal rate.

In addition, old scoundrels need to comply with relevant laws, regulations and procedural requirements when receiving their pensions. For example, they need to provide valid proof of identity, proof of social security payment and other documents, and apply for and receive the pension in accordance with the prescribed time and manner.

Three ways to improve your situation

The best way to improve your situation and reduce the restrictions on your pension is to fulfill your outstanding debts as soon as possible in order to restore your credit record. It is also possible to settle debts gradually by actively negotiating with creditors and working out repayment plans.

At the same time, the old scoundrels can also strengthen their own legal awareness and risk awareness to avoid falling into the situation of being a defaulting executor again. For example, they can learn about their rights and obligations and avoid unnecessary legal risks by studying relevant laws and regulations and consulting professional lawyers.

In summary:

Old scoundrels who pay social security can receive wages after retirement, but the amount and manner of their receipt may be subject to certain limitations and impacts. Old scoundrels need to comply with relevant laws, regulations and procedural requirements, actively fulfill their debts and improve their credit status in order to minimize the restrictions on pension receipt.

Legal basis:

The Social Insurance Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 16 stipulates:

Individuals who have participated in basic old-age pension insurance and who have accumulated fifteen years of contributions by the time they reach the legal retirement age shall receive a monthly basic pension. Individuals who have participated in basic old-age insurance and have contributed for less than fifteen years by the time they reach the legal retirement age may contribute until they reach the full fifteen years, and receive a basic pension on a monthly basis; they may also be transferred to the new type of rural social old-age insurance or the urban residents' social old-age insurance, and enjoy the corresponding old-age insurance benefits in accordance with the provisions of the State Council.

Several Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on Publication of Information on the List of Executed Persons with Lost Trust

Article 1 provides:

Where an executed person fails to fulfill the obligations determined by a legal instrument in force and has one of the following circumstances, the people's court shall incorporate him or her into the list of executed persons with lost trust, and shall impose credit penalties on him or her according to the law:

(1) Having the ability to fulfill but refuses to fulfill the obligations determined by the effective legal instrument;

(ii) obstructs or resists the execution by forging evidence, violence, threat, etc.

(iii) circumvents the execution by false litigation, false arbitration, or hiding or transferring the property;

(iv) violates the property reporting system;

(v) violates the restriction on consumption order;

(vi) refusing to fulfill the implementation of the settlement agreement without a valid reason.