How often is the social security liquidation at the end of the year?

Social security needs annual inspection and liquidation.

Generally, the card is cleared once a year, which can be advanced or delayed by about one month. If there is no record of illegal deduction, there is no need to clear the card. The state establishes a unified national information base of social security institutions and an inquiry service system of basic old-age insurance payment information, and issues national social security cards.

Before retirement, social security can only be transferred but not liquidated. If you change jobs in the same city, you can continue to pay with the same account in the new unit. If you change to a new city, you need to take your ID card and issue a transfer certificate to the social security bureau that is paying now. If you don't issue a certificate, you can't accumulate it, but it doesn't affect re-opening an account in a new city. According to the national policy, social security is not allowed to surrender from 20 10 1, including rural hukou, and can only be transferred.