How to handle social security issues when leaving a job after two years of work to pursue a full-time master’s degree
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I have been working for two years; I will leave my job in September this year to pursue a full-time master’s degree. I asked the relevant people at the company, and it turns out that among the five types of insurance, only health insurance and pension insurance need to be handled; the other three don’t require any action. It is said that pension insurance needs to be transferred to another place for continued payment, while the money in the medical insurance card can be directly transferred to a bank account. Is such a handling the most reasonable? Thank you to all the sea friends. :)
By the time I retire, I don’t know what the policies will be! The policies for veteran civil servants and new civil servants are different.
The last time I left my job, my insurance was not paid for a few months; I later made up for some of that time, but not all of it (they said it wasn’t necessary)
Can the money in the medical insurance card be transferred directly to a bank card? How is that possible? That’s just wishful thinking. The best option is to spend it all on supplements and health products of any kind.
Well, you have to pay it then; there’s no other way. Posted on 2015-7-5 21:48 IP:113.200.240.130 Yes, if you don’t pay it, things won’t be able to continue smoothly, and you won’t know what to do when you retire. By the way, how old will we be when we retire?