Mainlanders Think CCP’s Private Retirement Plan Indicates Social Insecurity

Mainlanders Think CCP’s Private Retirement Plan Indicates Social Insecurity
A group of elderly women in Nanjing City, China, whose social security money is not safe, according to reports. The Epoch Times Archives
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Beijing announced its pilot scheme of private retirement plans, with the participation of four large, state-owned banks, that will be launched in November in five cities. Chinese netizens expressed their distrust of the Chinese banks, and an economist said the plan is a way to cover up the failing economy.

The officials claimed the new retirement savings products will meet the diversified needs of China’s aging population.

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