Employees have pensions when they retire. What are the ways for farmers to provide for the elderly?

When employees are on-the-job, part of the old-age insurance is paid by the unit as a whole, and part of the old-age insurance is borne by the individual. Only when they reach retirement age can they enjoy retirement benefits and get a pension. At that time, the village committee didn't pay the old-age insurance to the farmers, and the farmers didn't pay the old-age insurance at all. Where did they get the pension at retirement age? Let's talk about laid-off workers. Laid-off workers have no units, and old-age insurance will be borne by individuals. No matter whether you can afford old-age insurance or not, you should try your best to pay old-age insurance, otherwise you will still have no pension at retirement age.

So if you don't pay the old-age insurance, you won't have a pension, which is nothing to say. You say that farmers should have a pension, but if they don't pay endowment insurance, where will this money come from? Farmers should not be compared with any workers. When they are old, the state will give old farmers who are over 6 years old with corresponding subsidies, and the rest will rely on their children to provide for the elderly. In the past, farmers could also pay endowment insurance, but they didn't, and their children didn't help their parents pay it. Then don't compare with workers when you are old. Compared with laid-off workers, they don't have land, and it's difficult to find a job. Most of them are older and have no units willing to use it. They can only do some security and cleaning work in the community, earn very little a month, and have to pay for old-age insurance. Isn't that just to have an economic income in the future?

since farmers didn't consider the future pension at first, the pension will be borne by their children. Everyone is old, and he doesn't think about the future pension. When he is old, he wants a pension. Who cares? Old-age care is the foundation that I laid for myself when I was young. I walked my own way, didn't pay old-age insurance, and I relied on myself and my children. So we have this idea, that is to say, if you want to get a pension income in the future, you must participate in the basic old-age insurance normally when you are young. This aspect should be selected and considered according to your own economic conditions.

If the economic conditions are good, you can choose employee pension insurance; if the economic conditions are not good, you can choose urban and rural residents pension insurance. In short, as long as you normally participate in pension insurance and ensure that the accumulated years reach more than 15 years, you can get a pension in the future. There is no such thing as farmers and residents, and there is a difference between employees, because the main thing is to pay pension insurance.