Every family has a social security card. Will the money in the unused social security card expire?

No, the money in the social security card never expires. If you find that your social security card has expired, just go to the Social Security Bureau and apply for a new card. The balance in your card will not change. You paid for it yourself. Only you have the right to freeze it. The problem of social security card is concerned by every young person, because many of us don't understand the rules inside and are always worried that there will be less money in the social security card.

You don't need to worry so much, because the social security card and your ID card are bound by real-name registration system, so you won't lose the money easily if you don't move yourself. Just pay attention to the validity period of the social security card. The social security card is valid, not permanent. Many people put their social security cards in their wallets after receiving them, and only take them out when needed. There are even many people whose social security cards have expired for several years and have not been found yet.

Generally, the social security card we receive after working for a few years has a shelf life of about 20 years. After this age, you must remember to go to the local social security bureau to get a new card. After 60 years old, this card will be indefinite. If you are in a hurry to use one of the social security cards, but your card has expired, it will affect your progress, because it will take a week to re-apply for the social security card at the Social Security Bureau. Some areas will give some benefits to people who pay social security, such as giving these people some hospitalization places every year.

Some old people take the money inside to the hospital for a general checkup every year to restore their health. You can take the social security card to the local social security bureau to find out. Are there any preferential policies for local medical insurance? Every region is different. If there is a preferential policy, but it is useless, it will be invalid in the second year. This policy is supported by the local government and has nothing to do with the money in your pocket. The money in the account can only be used by entering a password, so even if your social security card has been left there, it will not expire.