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Terminology of SMS marketing for endowment insurance

Needless to say, it belongs to the period. It is time.

The number of months of deemed payment refers to the number of years equivalent to the payment of old-age insurance premiums, mainly the length of service before the development of local old-age insurance. Endowment insurance is carried out around the country 1992- 1996. In different provinces, you went to work after paying the local endowment insurance, so the number of months is 0.

The number of months actually paid is the number of years you actually paid the old-age insurance after participating in the old-age insurance (from the table, your province does not include the current month). Because you participated in the old-age insurance, you didn't pay the old-age insurance premium (excluding the current month). So, this is 0.

Personal paid salary base: the payment base of social insurance declared by your unit, that is, your average annual salary in the previous year. If you are a newcomer to this enterprise, it is usually the first month's salary or the salary stipulated in the labor contract.

Personal account personal principal and interest: after the employee is insured, the amount will be transferred to the personal account in accordance with state regulations. At present, it includes the base of 8%, that is, when you go to work, the unit deducts your personal part.

Principal and interest transferred by the company: from 2004 to 2006, the state stipulated that the company's payment would not be transferred to personal account, so the amount was 0.

If the part of Yantai has not been transferred, you can go to the local social security with your ID card (preferably with the certificate of the original enterprise's termination of labor relations), print a certificate of payment for endowment insurance, and hand it over to Xindi Social Security.

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