Gansu’s new pension increase policy for 2023

New pension policy released in 2023:

The 2023 pension will be increased by 4.5%

In 2023, the country will increase the basic pension ratio from this year’s 16% to 4.5% to increase pension levels. It is worth noting that those who enjoy the increase in basic pension are those who have participated in basic pension insurance and paid in full for 15 years (including 15 years) or more before the end of June this year, and will not purchase basic pension insurance until December 31, 2022. of insured persons.

New pension regulations in 2023:

1. Residents who are over 16 years old and are not students can participate in urban and rural residents insurance in their place of residence;

2. There are 12 payment standards for the pension insurance for urban and rural residents, including ten levels from 100 to 1,000 and two payment levels of 1,500 and 2,000;

3. Establish a pension insurance for every urban and rural resident Personal accounts, that is to say, once established, the social security department will provide lifelong services for them.

How much can the pension increase in 2023:

In the 2023 pension adjustment, 3,000 yuan will increase by 7%, 4,000 yuan will increase by 5%, and 5,000 yuan will increase by 3%. The benefits of this adjustment are not It goes without saying that it can effectively narrow the pension income gap, which is good news especially for corporate retirees and flexible employment retirees with pensions of less than 3,000 yuan, who can enjoy higher increases.

And the possibility of pension increases of 4.5% is relatively high. From the current point of view, future economic recovery is inevitable.

To sum up, if you have an employer, even if you have paid for 15 years, but the employees have not retired, the company must continue to pay until retirement; if you pay social security as an individual, you can stop paying or continue to pay. , according to local policies, it is definitely better to continue to pay. Pension insurance follows the principle of "pay more, get more". The higher the payment base and the longer the period, the more pensions you will receive when you retire. Once payment is stopped, it will directly affect pension benefits after retirement.