Farmers are encouraged to leave their homes and buy houses in cities. What can farmers do to ensure their future life after entering the city?

For a series of analysis of your problem, let me explain it to you in detail:

Farmers move into high-rise centralized resettlement sites or buy houses in cities to live. The former enjoys corresponding preferential policies, such as ex situ poverty alleviation and relocation policy, and some immigrants such as land disasters and floods have moved. The latter is that they have good living conditions and want to live in the city or let their children live in the city.

Do rural people have any worries after buying a house in the city?

Before buying a house, many rural elderly people relied on farming to maintain their daily lives, thinking that the expenses were relatively small and the vegetables they ate were basically grown by themselves. Once they go upstairs, the expenses of daily life will definitely increase. The other is the problem of rural homestead.

In some places, farmers who enjoy preferential policies such as ex situ poverty alleviation and relocation have signed an agreement to vacate their old house bases, that is, the old houses in rural areas should be vacated with compensation, and it is unrealistic to worry about going back to their hometown to farm after vacating!

In fact, the principle of vacating the old house base has always been voluntary and paid withdrawal, which depends on the farmers' own choice. Some people want to retire, others don't.

It is impossible for people who want to retire to live in the countryside again. It would be nice to get a compensation after retirement. Once the house collapses, there is no chance to get compensation! Or with the change of the nature of the younger generation's household registration, after their parents have gone from the countryside for one hundred years, they are not qualified to get a homestead in the countryside! In this case, it is cost-effective to withdraw with compensation while the house is there. There are still some people, the old people don't want to go to the city for the time being, but if they want to live in the countryside, they have to follow their wishes, but some people who enjoy the policy need to see the local implementation!

So farmers go to the city to buy a house, and everyone has different ideas. Some of them are mature and carefree. Some people are worried, and it's no big deal. In the future, with the improvement of the pension policy, people can live in security when they go upstairs. As for the return of the homestead, it is voluntary and paid, but the enjoyment of the policy depends on the future implementation of the local government!