Hello, the social security personal account is short of money. Where did my money go? Does anyone know that less money in the social security personal account means that you use the money in this personal account, because our social security personal account is divided into two accounts, one is a bank account and the other is a medical insurance account, so both of them belong to your own personal account. If you don't use this account, it will basically accumulate, but it won't. Unless you have your own social security card to go to the pharmacy to buy medicine, then there will be a problem of low balance. Of course, if you participate in medical insurance normally and pay your own medical insurance according to the high level, in fact, the corresponding balance will be credited to your medical insurance card every month. See if it is because the balance of your medical insurance card has increased rather than decreased, so you feel that you have some problems. You can go to the pharmacy to buy medicine once, and then look at your balance. What about the bank account of this medical insurance card? Generally speaking, if you haven't retired, you don't use this bank card or deposit money in it, which is basically a state of 0. Unless you save money yourself, the bank account of this medical insurance card will have money. So the money in this account is reduced, which means that the money in your bank card is gone. You should go to the bank to find out the details at the first time and see what is wrong.