Is it cost-effective for 46-year-old women to start paying endowment insurance? Excuse me, 46-year-old female, is it appropriate to pay flexible employment or resident pension insurance?

Dear, I'm glad to receive your question. Is it cost-effective for 46-year-old women to start paying endowment insurance? Excuse me, a 46-year-old woman, is it cost-effective to pay flexible employment or residents' pension insurance? I can check it for you. It's cost-effective, not bad. It is cost-effective for 46-year-old women to start paying endowment insurance, and they can also be employed flexibly. At this time, it is still very appropriate to pay the old-age insurance, because the age of pension for women with flexible employment is 55 years old, so we pay 55 years old, which is equivalent to paying the old-age insurance for 9 years. Social security endowment insurance must be paid for 15 years. It doesn't matter if we don't pay enough at this time, because we can make up the remaining six-year endowment insurance at one time, and then we can often enjoy the interest of an endowment insurance. Because we are originally flexible employment insurance, in fact, one-time payment will not make us spend more money, so it is very cost-effective to pay flexible employment pension insurance at this time. I hope my answer is helpful to you.