Social security cards are now very convenient for everyone. With the social security cards, all of us can clearly check the payment status of relevant social insurance fees. After payment, many cardholders are particularly concerned about ensuring social security.

When does the card pay out every year? Under normal circumstances, the Social Security Bureau will pay into the card almost in the second half of each month, that is, around the 20th.

1. When does the medical insurance and social security card transfer money every year? The transfer time for medical insurance personal accounts is at the end of each month (around the 20th). If the payment has not been received, bring your ID card and medical insurance card to the front desk of the Social Security Bureau for inquiry and verification. You can also

Check personal social security account information online.

Since the payment and arrival time of monthly medical insurance premiums are different for each insured unit, the time when the monthly medical insurance premiums are credited to the personal account of the insured person will also be different.

If the medical insurance personal account does not arrive, the insured person can contact his or her unit to confirm whether the medical insurance payment has been made and credited.

The full name of medical insurance personal account is basic medical insurance personal account, or personal account for short.

Personal accounts are mainly used to record and store personal account funds, and are used for personal medical consumption according to regulations.

The main sources of personal account funds include: medical insurance premiums paid by individuals; a certain proportion of social medical insurance premiums paid by employers; some include personal account start-up funds paid by employers for individuals; and as the insurance period increases,

Interest income generated on personal account funds.

Personal account payment scope: usually used to pay specific medical expenses of the insured, including outpatient expenses incurred in designated medical institutions; drug purchase expenses in designated retail pharmacies; basic medical expenses for specific items of inpatient and outpatient services in designated hospitals, starting from the overall pool fund

Fees below the minimum payment standard shall be borne by the individual; fees exceeding the minimum payment standard shall be borne by the individual.

When insured persons use personal account funds to pay medical expenses, they must comply with the provisions on the scope of basic medical drugs, the scope of diagnosis and treatment items, the scope of medical service facilities and payment standards.

2. The social security card mainly has the following eight functions: (1) The social medical security card is used to record information related to residents’ social security. The card identifies the cardholder’s personal employment status and records the cardholder’s social security status.

Insurance account information and payment status, vocational skills, employment experience, work-related injuries, occupational diseases and disability levels, etc.

(2) The social medical security card is used to record basic information such as the insured person’s name, ID number, date of birth, gender, ethnicity, household registration location, etc., and also records basic information such as the cardholder’s name, gender, citizenship number, etc.

Go to its card side to view it.

(3) The social medical security card can be used to check the residents’ pension insurance, unemployment insurance, medical insurance, work-related injury insurance and maternity insurance payment status.

Query the accumulated total amount of pension insurance and medical insurance and other information.

(4) Cardholders can use the card to seek medical treatment at designated hospitals, purchase medicines at designated pharmacies for medical insurance, and settle personal accounts for medical insurance.

It is worth noting that the social medical security card of the insured residents can be used by swiping the card on the POS machine with the password, but it cannot withdraw cash or make transfers.

(5) If the insured person is unemployed, he or she can use the card to go to the relevant department to handle job registration and unemployment registration procedures, apply for unemployment insurance benefits and apply for employment training; (6) The insured person can use the card to handle medical, unemployment,

Social security matters such as pension, work-related injury and maternity, and handling social security matters such as pension collection.

(7) Insured individuals can also apply for labor ability appraisal with the card, and enjoy work-related injury insurance benefits, etc.

(8) Cardholders can also check relevant information online with their social medical security card.

It can be seen that the use of social security cards is powerful and involves all aspects of our lives.

Therefore, after getting the social security card, you must manage it properly. If it is accidentally lost or damaged, you must replace it in time.

In fact, the question of when to pay for medical insurance and social security cards every year is not absolute. Although most medical cards are paid around the 20th, according to the actual situation of each person's insurance, the time for medical insurance fees to be transferred to the account is slightly longer.

It is normal for there to be errors. If the payment has not been received for a long time, the cardholder will have to go to the official website or go to the Social Security Bureau to ask the staff.

Legal basis: Article 29 of the "Social Insurance Law of the People's Republic of China": The portion of the medical expenses of insured persons that should be paid by the basic medical insurance fund shall be settled directly by the social insurance agency with medical institutions and pharmaceutical business units.

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The social insurance administrative department and the health administrative department should establish a settlement system for medical expenses in other places to facilitate insured persons to enjoy basic medical insurance benefits.