Low-income households can pay their own pension insurance and medical insurance for urban workers. The answer is yes, but we can only pay social security for urban and rural residents. Low-income households mean that the average income of an individual or a family is lower than the minimum living guarantee. The income of low-income households is very small, and there are certainly many difficulties in paying social security or medical insurance, so there will be policies and measures for low-income households to pay social security or medical insurance everywhere.

some of the people who enjoy the subsistence allowances are laid-off workers in the early days. When they were in their work units, they paid endowment insurance and medical insurance. Some have received lost insurance benefits. During this period, medical insurance can be paid by unemployment insurance fund, but old-age insurance needs to be paid by individuals.

If you still can't find a job after receiving the food insurance premium, you can apply for subsistence allowances. Usually, you are older to receive subsistence allowances. If you meet the relevant social security subsidy policies, you can continue to pay old-age insurance and medical insurance. The maximum subsidy reaches two-thirds of the payment, and you can enjoy the policy for three consecutive years.

people who are disabled, poor families, etc. can apply for social security subsidies as long as they are not the first time to join the insurance or have paid employee social security before. If it is the first time to participate in insurance or pay the endowment insurance for urban and rural residents, the subsidy fund for difficult assistance will be received according to the relevant policies, but the endowment insurance needs to be paid at a minimum of 1 yuan per year according to the minimum payment standard.

for urban and rural residents who meet the one-time payment, they will be paid by the special hardship relief fund at the rate of 1 yuan per year, and they will be paid for 15 years at a time. When they reach the age of 6, they can receive the basic pension according to the provisions of the endowment insurance for urban and rural residents.

Therefore, the low-income households who have no source of income, or can't find a suitable job because of physical illness or disability, can't pay the old-age insurance and medical insurance with the low-income pension. The government will not exclude the low-income households from social security, but they can pay social security and enjoy relevant social security subsidies.