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Floor-of-protection concept
Social insurance is based on the principle that it should only provide limited protection, rather than meeting all of one's needs. This means that individuals are expected to supplement their social insurance benefits with their own resources. The purpose of social insurance is to provide a safety net, rather than fully supporting individuals. This principle is important to understand when considering the role of social insurance in financial planning.
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