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What is the difference between urban endowment insurance and rural endowment insurance? What is the

After 60 years old, farmers begin to receive pension. Although it is a little less, they can also receive pension like city people. At this time, some netizens ask, what is the difference between urban pension and rural pension insurance? What is the difference between urban and rural endowment insurance?

Next, we will introduce the rural pension in detail

The pension that rural people receive refers to the rural endowment insurance that we common people call. After 15 years, whether male or female, they can receive pension after 60 years old;

With the continuous improvement of the endowment insurance system, the endowment insurance that has been paid with urban residents is now merged into the endowment insurance for urban and rural residents;

Therefore, both the rural pension and the urban pension are the same, but there is a big gap with the pension of urban workers after retirement;

The endowment insurance for urban and rural residents is paid by the year. There are 12 payment standards, ranging from 200 to 2000 yuan. You can pay the endowment insurance according to your own economic situation;

The endowment insurance for urban workers is paid monthly, and the annual payment is much more than that for urban and rural residents;

Of course, the more endowment insurance you pay, the more pension you receive. Compared with the pension of urban workers, the pension of urban and rural residents is 15 years, and the difference is 10 times;

In addition, after the death of the urban employees, there are certain funeral expenses and pension. The standard varies from region to region, generally from several thousand yuan to tens of thousands of yuan. However, although the urban and rural residents' pension also has funeral expenses, the standard is quite different from the employee standard;

Endowment insurance as our basic endowment insurance, whether it's rural pension or urban pension, all need to participate in an endowment insurance according to their own situation, isn't it?