Now that the government expropriates land, if you give money and pay back to buy insurance, will you sell it?
Recently, in many parts of the country, the government has begun to plan to expropriate the land in the hands of farmers, and buy it out at one time, and the price varies depending on the region, with a high of more than 60,000 mu and a low of about 50,000 yuan.
The vast majority of the peasants who learned the news said that they would not sell it, and they would not sell it if they gave 100,000 yuan per mu, because if the land was sold out, there would be no place to bury the old man who had died, and if he went back and took the money to buy a cemetery, the money from selling two acres of land might not be enough to buy a cemetery.
Think about it carefully, this is indeed the truth, in the current cemetery market, a tomb can't be bought for tens of thousands of yuan, and a good environment is more expensive. However, when the land is acquired, it should be possible to apply for the reservation of a small plot.
I know a netizen who said that they began to mobilize and expropriate 60,000 acres, and in addition to buying pension insurance, he was hesitating to sell it.
I think if it's true as he said, it can be sold, but you have to keep a small piece for later use. Before, we all knew that farming was not profitable, and sometimes it was not even enough to be tired. So many people rent their land to other people to plant. Some even let the land grow barren there, and went out to work to earn money. In this case, why are you still reluctant to sell? In addition to worrying that there will be no place to bury after death, another reason is that I want to keep the land in the future just in case, for fear that the world will change, and when I can't eat, I can dig food from the soil to tide over the difficulties. If the government buys pension insurance, then you don't have to worry about it when you're old.
The money from the sale of land is deposited in the bank, and you can still get a pension of 1,000 or 2,000 a month when you are old, so there is nothing to worry about.
Do you think if there was such a policy, you would sell your land?
