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Many people don't participate in labor insurance, civil servant insurance, or military insurance, and when it comes to retirement funds, they hesitate between choosing 'Farmers' Pension (Farmers' Health Insurance)' or 'National Pension (National Pension Insurance)'. Both have significant differences in monthly premium expenses, benefit items, and retirement security after age 65. Which insurance system is more cost-effective? In response, the Bureau of Labor Insurance has compiled a comparison of the differences between the Farmers' Pension and National Pension systems, the eligibility restrictions for the old farmer's allowance, and a simplified guide to estimating the National Pension's old-age pension, all in one place! Farmers' Pension vs. National Pension: A Key Comparison of Premiums and Benefit Items The Farmers' Pension and National Pension belong to different social insurance systems, so you cannot enroll in both simultaneously, and insurance years cannot be combined. If a farmer decides to switch to the National Pension after evaluation, they must first apply to withdraw from the Farmers' Pension. After the Bureau of Labor Insurance verifies their eligibility for the National Pension, they will be automatically enrolled. 1. Premium Burden Farmers' Pension: The insured person only bears 30% of the premium, with the remaining 70% heavily subsidized by the government, making the monthly premium burden very low. National Pension: The monthly self-paid premium for a general insured person is approximately 1,329 NTD (low-income households, lower-middle-income households, individuals whose income does not reach a certain standard, or those with disabilities may receive additional government subsidies), making the premium relatively higher. 2. Benefit Items and Coverage Type Farmers' Pension: Only provides lump-sum benefits (including maternity benefits, disability benefits, and funeral allowances). If eligible, you can apply to receive the monthly 'old farmer's allowance' at age 65.

Taipei Food Recommendation: "Nanmen Fuzhou Fool's Dry Noodles" boasts over a thousand reviews and a 3.9-star Google rating! It's a super popular Fuzhou-style dry noodle shop near Nanmen Market, specializing in pork cutlets and dry noodles. The pork cutlet is only $50 and comes in two flavors: "Red Yeast" and "Garlic." The set meal, including dry noodles and Fuzhou fish ball soup, is $110! Address: No. 32, Lane 59, Section 1, Nanchang Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City Phone: 02 2394 8108 Business Hours: 11:00–14:30, 17:00–20:30 (Closed Sundays)

Staring at phones and computers every day, dry eyes have become a common modern ailment for everyone. Many people's first reaction is: "Let's use eye drops!" But honestly, the chemical drops on the market are not only expensive, but often only treat the symptoms, not the cause, and can even lead to dependency if used too much. Actually, nature has already prepared the most natural, fastest, and side-effect-free "artificial tears" for us—your bank account balance! Whenever you feel your eyes are dry, your vision is blurry, or you even feel a bit sleepy, don't rush to rub your eyes. Take a deep breath, pull out your phone, open your online banking app, or just grab that passbook as thin as a pack of tissues. Then, gently tap on the magical page called "Account Balance." Instantly, a miracle happens. Seeing that pitifully small number, perhaps even smaller than your weight, a chill and sadness from the bottom of your heart will surge straight to your head. Your eyes will start to feel warm, your nose will tingle, and two streams of crystal-clear tears will involuntarily flow down. This isn't just plain water; it's "pure natural artificial tears" mixed with the harshness of reality and the struggles of a working person! See? You don't need to spend money on medicine. Just a glance at your balance and your eyes are instantly moistened, and your vision becomes incredibly clear again. Thanks to the balance, my eyes are full of sparkle again—even if that sparkle is entirely made of tears. Looking at my bankbook with teary eyes 🤣, the money I got on payday disappeared in just a few days 🤣

When I went outside, it felt a bit hotter today. Is it just me, or is it a brief warm spell?

Today is Thursday, check-in, clocking in

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Woke up a bit too early today....