Is social security reliable? Does the state recognize it?

The current social development model is to reward today's outstanding people with tomorrow's money, and only then can today's technology progress rapidly. I think social security is still reliable. The state does not engage in social security to make you have a good quality of life and a happy future, but to make you feel secure and at least guarantee a basic life. Although so little money is really unattractive to those with high incomes, there are still many low-income people in this country. In order to solve their pension problem, the government has launched a series of policies. Although the money is not much, it is enough for them to solve their food and clothing.

Fundamentally speaking, social security can guarantee the basic life in the future. If we are not sure about our future, then social security is undoubtedly a good choice. But completely relying on social security to meet your future living standard is basically difficult to achieve without lowering it. When you retire, you may have to face many interpersonal relationships. You have to give money to get into college, give gifts to get married, and give red envelopes to give birth to children ... after deducting all kinds of human relationships, how much is left? This microcosm tells us that there is basically no old-age life that relies entirely on social security. If you want to ensure that the quality of old-age life will not decrease, you must rely on the savings saved by making more money when you are young to supplement it. Even if you are far-sighted and rack your brains to figure out whether social security is reliable or not, paying social security is the responsibility and support of the people who are producing to the whole society, and it is also the basis for getting the support of the younger generation in the future; When the elders are old, the younger generation will support them. Only in this way can we maintain a virtuous circle and increase the well-being of society, which is the basis of social sustainable development. All of us owe the future, and the only thing we can do is to make progress and keep up with the rhythm. Regarding whether to pay social security, I think it is better for ordinary people to pay it than not to pay it. If you do, at least make sure that you will, like most people, add a little protection to the uncertainty of the future.