Is it better for single disabled people to retire or continue to eat subsistence allowances?

It's like someone told a joke. A poor man begs for food every day. One day, in the street, he accidentally found a gold nugget. She quickly held it in her arms. When she got home, she began to think, can I eat enough by begging? You can't beg every day if you have gold nuggets. Maybe you will starve to death. Might as well go begging. She thought about it and decided to beg, so she threw away the gold nuggets!

What if the subjects want a pension? Or do you want a minimum living allowance? If you don't want to be a fool, you still need a pension. Pensions can take care of you for a lifetime, and subsistence allowances can be dynamically adjusted. You can be disqualified anytime and anywhere. Pension or subsistence allowance? This is not obvious! When we weigh the pros and cons, we can only choose one, and we will choose which one will last longer!

Of course, retirement is good. When you retire, you are a free man. The Civil Affairs Bureau will look at you everywhere and check you from time to time. No cars, no savings, no high consumption. And live under the charity of others. No self-esteem.

The subsistence allowance is only the basic living expenses, and retirement is paid at a certain proportion of local wages every month. First of all, the amount is different. Second, the time available is different. You can get an old pension, and the minimum living allowance may be that you have a normal income when you start a business, but you may not have it.

I think retirement is good. After all, there is a lot of money for retirement. For long-term profit, there will be funeral expenses in the future. I don't know what the minimum living allowance for the disabled is, but I estimate that the retirement cost will be more than the minimum living allowance.

My personal opinion is for your reference and I hope it can help you.

Leave early if you meet the conditions. The threshold is not low.

It depends on what social insurance you pay. If it is flexible employment or even individual laid-off workers continue to pay fees, retirement is appropriate. Because the pension will rise every year, the amount will be higher than the minimum living allowance. If it is urban residential insurance or low insurance, at least the reimbursement for hospitalization with low insurance is higher than that with urban residential insurance.

Ask and answer, tell the truth.

I know a 60-year-old disabled migrant worker. He came out of Zhuanghe Mountain ten years ago, his right leg was necrotic and lame, so he could do nothing in the countryside.

10 years ago, he bought a small tricycle to solicit customers. This man is very smart and popular. Later, he bought a used car. His wife had a heart attack and gave birth to two daughters. In the past ten years, a disabled person earned several thousand yuan a month to support his family in the suburbs. His two daughters are married, and his son-in-law is also a migrant worker, learning to cook and opening a small restaurant.

How can disabled migrant workers have a minimum living guarantee? People are driven to Liangshan.

How can a single disabled person retire like this if he doesn't work in his work unit? Because you can do some easy things in the countryside, earning a little is also good for yourself and your health. Open a small shop. You can get married if you can, so many disabled people are very ambitious. You can also apply for subsistence allowances when you are old. There are national policies to help the disabled and improve their lives and care, so we also want to thank the producers.

Of course, it is also good to apply for retirement, because there is a normal retirement fee e every month. If you eat subsistence allowances, there will be another year this year. No, there must be. If you eat subsistence allowances, the subsistence allowances will be much less. Only people with real difficulties can eat subsistence allowances. If he is disabled and has difficulties, he might as well retire and receive a stable and accurate pension until his death. In this way, he can enjoy more preferential policies of the country, which is also a great help to his later life and reduces the burden on his family.

It doesn't take long to think about it, but retirement is guaranteed.