The years that conscripts have served in the army are the years when they have silently paid for the country and the people. During this time, they were far from their homes, underwent harsh training, and guarded the security of the country. However, when they returned to society after retiring from the army, hoping to prepare for their future pension and pay social security, they found that military age could not be included in the social security payment period.
China's social security system aims to ensure that citizens can obtain certain economic security in the event of old age, illness, work-related injury, unemployment, etc. The number of years of social security contributions has become the core basis for calculating the pension after retirement. China's social insurance system began in the 90s of the last century, when the compulsory military service system was only 2 years. At the beginning of the design of the social security system, the years of compulsory military service were not included in the number of years of pension contributions.
Although compulsory military service cannot be directly included in the social security contribution period and must be recognized by the Social Security Bureau before it can take effect, this does not mean that the contributions of these years are worthless. In fact, retired conscripts can receive a one-time retirement payment and subsidy according to the relevant policies, so as to reduce their burden on employment and social security to a certain extent. The state has also provided a number of preferential policies for veterans, such as employment guidance and entrepreneurship support, to help them better integrate into society.
For conscripts who have served in the military, these years are one of the precious times in their lives. During this time, they not only tempered their will and body, but also strengthened their loyalty to the country and the people. Although these years of military age cannot be directly counted as the number of years of social security contributions, they can prepare for the future through other ways.
For example, they can choose to further their education and learn new skills to improve their employability. Or choose to start your own business, make full use of the state's preferential policies for veterans, and realize your dreams. According to the individual's financial situation, they can also reasonably plan the way of social security payment to ensure that the future pension life is fully guaranteed.
Although the years of compulsory military service cannot be directly counted towards the years of social security contributions, this does not prevent them from preparing for the future after retirement. As long as they can make full use of the state's preferential policies and reasonably plan their careers and social security payment methods, they can still lay a solid foundation for their future retirement life. At the same time, we expect the state to continuously improve the social security system to better protect the vital interests of every citizen.
Every veteran has made great contributions to the country and the people, and they deserve the respect and protection they deserve. It is hoped that in the future, the state can formulate more perfect policies to ensure that every retired soldier can enjoy the treatment and protection he deserves.