Why young people do not buy social security

1. Lower income: many young people do not earn much when they start working, and social security payment is calculated based on a certain percentage of their salary. Therefore, paying social security may put them under more financial pressure.

2. Trust problem: In the past, some local and industrial social security funds had problems such as improper investment and irregular fund management, which led to some people's trust in social security decreasing.

3. Unstable employment: In many industries, especially emerging industries and the Internet industry, employees have frequent job changes and may not be able to pay social security continuously. As a result, some young people may find it unnecessary to pay social security.

4. Inadequate system: China's social security system is gradually improving, but there are still some shortcomings. For example, some young people may think that if they don't plan to work in a city or company for the rest of their lives, then paying social security may not provide them with enough protection.