Social security accumulation fund does not pay accumulation fund.

Social security and provident fund are two systems. Stopping paying social security does not mean stopping paying provident fund. They are all operated manually and independently. However, if the company pays you social security, it is estimated that since you have stopped paying your social security, you will also stop paying the provident fund. You'd better ask the relevant personnel of the company and suggest that you don't stop paying social security or provident fund, because many policies require continuous payment of social security or provident fund to enjoy relevant policies, such as buying a house, buying a car, enrolling children, and providing provident fund loans.

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