In rural areas, many elderly people are still insisting on hard work in the fields, and can only rely on more than 100 yuan of pension insurance money every month to live. Compared with the urban elderly, the elderly in rural areas have more difficulties in providing for the elderly. This issue has become the focus of much attention and attention in society. Experts have put forward suggestions to solve the problem of elderly care in rural areas, and three of them have been endorsed and supported.
The principle of paying more and getting more for a long time has been formed, and farmers can choose the appropriate payment grade according to their own economic conditions. After 15 years of contribution and the age of 60, you can receive a higher pension every month to alleviate the problem of pension expenses. This approach is feasible in the current rural economy, but it may increase the financial burden and lower the standard of living for low-income people in need, and the existing contribution levels may still be unsatisfactory.
The author believes that in the process of implementing the law of obtaining more than one gain, it is necessary to take into account the actual situation of the peasants, improve the social security system, and ensure that the living standards of low-income peasants do not decline. At the same time, it is necessary to further explore more flexible pension insurance schemes to adapt to the economic development level of different rural areas and make pensions more reasonable and fair distribution.
At present, the pensions of urban retirees are generally high, while the pensions of the elderly in rural areas are very low. In order to achieve social equity and common prosperity, some experts and scholars have suggested that the part of the high pension should be cut to meet the pension needs of the elderly in rural areas. In doing so, we can narrow the gap between the rich and the poor, achieve the goal of common prosperity, reflect social fairness, and solve the problem of insufficient old-age security for the elderly in rural areas.
The author agrees with this suggestion. After all, in order to achieve social equity and common prosperity, the distribution of urban pensions must be appropriately adjusted to ensure that the treatment of urban and rural elderly people is more balanced. This can not only alleviate the problem of pension for the elderly in rural areas, but also make reasonable adjustments to urban pensions to better achieve social equity.
The elderly in rural areas have made great contributions to the economic construction and development of the country, and their contribution to the country cannot be ignored compared with the elderly in cities. Therefore, some experts and scholars have suggested that the state should give the elderly in rural areas the same pension treatment and provide subsidies from financial allocations, so that farmers can enjoy the same advantages brought by the urban retirement system.
The author believes that this suggestion is very reasonable. The hard work of peasants has made a great contribution to the country's production and economic development, and they should receive the treatment and support they deserve after retirement. By providing the same pension treatment, the elderly in rural areas can share the dividends of national economic development and achieve equality and fairness between rural and urban areas.
In short, solving the problem of old-age care for the elderly in rural areas is an arduous task, which requires comprehensive consideration and a variety of means. Through the method of multiple gains, the balance method and the assistance method, we can gradually improve the pension treatment of the elderly in rural areas, narrow the gap between urban and rural pensions, and achieve social fairness and harmonious development. ** The society should work together to provide a better environment and security for the elderly in rural areas, so that they can enjoy a happy and happy life in their old age. It is hoped that the hard work and contribution of the elderly in rural areas can be concerned and respected by the society, and jointly create a better future for rural elderly care.