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EPF interest rate retained at 8.25% for FY26Employees' Provident Fund interest rate for 2025-26 is set at 8.25 percent. This rate remains unchanged for the third year. Over 70 million...- Tax-free income in India: 8 types of income you don’t need to pay any tax onTax-free income: Unlock tax savings with these eight income sources exempt from income tax in India. From agricultural earnings and provide...
- Withdrawn your entire EPF balance after a job switch? You may still need to transfer service history to protect your pension under EPS 95Many salaried employees forget to transfer their Employees' Pension Scheme EPS service history when switching jobs. This is crucial even if...
- EPFO 3.0: UPI withdrawal for EPF soon! Members can transfer money using UPI PIN – Here’s how it will work
- Withdraw EPF through UPI soon as government completes testingEmployees Provident Fund Organisation subscribers will soon withdraw their provident fund corpus directly through Unified Payment Interface...
- Withdrawal of retirement funds soon to be automated: EPFOThe Employees Provident Fund Organisation, EPFO, will soon automate final provident fund withdrawal claims. This will speed up money transf...
- Wrong EPF joining or exit date? This small error can cost you big; Here’s how to fix it fastSmall errors in EPF joining or exit dates can cause major financial problems. These mistakes can delay fund withdrawals and even impact you...
- Here’s how to fix errors in EPS records now to avoid PF claim rejection, pension lossIf you spot discrepancies in your EPS contributions, take immediate corrective measures or face rejection in EPF withdrawal or transfer cla...
- Laid off or lost your job? Use 75% EPF amount while rest 25% compounds @8.25% - Check EPFO withdrawal rules in case of unemploymentWhile members are entitled to take out up to 100% of their eligible EPF balance, including both employee and employer contributions, there ...
- EPFO members can withdraw EPF money through UPI by AprilEPFO members will soon withdraw provident fund directly to bank accounts using UPI. This new system aims for a secure and quick transfer of...
- EPF ATM, UPI withdrawal rules: Employees can soon withdraw 75% PF through ATM, says MinisterEmployees' Provident Fund Organisation will soon allow subscribers to withdraw funds via ATM and UPI. This new feature is expected before M...
- EPFO member may soon be able to withdraw EPF money through ATMs, UPI directlyEmployees' Provident Fund Organisation subscribers might soon access their EPF money directly. They can use ATMs or UPI after linking bank ...
- EPF 3.0: Withdraw PF by swiping from ATMsSwift and hassle-free withdrawal of provident fund money could be revolutionary. Paradoxically, the current time-consuming and tedious proc...
- Withdrawal of EPF money: What is the procedure for withdrawing EPF money after leaving one establishment and joining another?
- New EPF auto-settlement claim rules for medical, education, marriage, housing: How to use this facility, eligibilityEPF auto-settlement of withdrawal claims: The EPFO in a press release has announced extending the coverage of auto-settlement of withdrawal...
- 5 reasons for rejection of EPF withdrawal claim and how to avoid itWithdrawals from EPF requested due to coronavirus-related financial emergency or for any other reason, can get rejected for various reasons...
- EPF advance for marriage: When can you avail, amount, conditions
- EPF withdrawal: Step-by-step guide to withdraw money onlineEPF scheme member can withdraw the money from the EPF scheme for various reasons like marriage, buying a house etc. However, to make these ...
- Do I need to include the withdrawn EPF proceeds in ITR after leaving the job?At the time of withdrawal, the PF authorities will deduct tax at 10% on entire PF proceeds (assuming you have furnished your PAN to the PF ...
- No tax implications of coronavirus relief withdrawals from EPF: EPFOThe withdrawal can also be done online. For this, one must have an activated Universal Account Number (UAN), the Aadhaar should be verified...
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