PFRDA Chairperson Deepak Mohanty has introduced a new web application by Zerodha Broking Limited, enhancing access to the National Pension ...

NRIs can contribute through their NRE or NRO accounts. The NPS offers diversified portfolios and a choice of investment mix. NRIs can choos...

Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) can open National Pension System (NPS) accounts who comply with current KYC requirements. NRIs can choose a pen...

Here is a look at how an NRI can open an Aadhaar-based e-NPS account, according to the FAQs on e-NPS for NRIs published by the Pension Fund...

Long-term investing has several advantages, and even small amounts invested regularly can potentially grow into a decent corpus over time. ...

The individual needs to upload Aadhaar paperless offline e-kyc ZIP file. This file can be downloaded from the UIDAI website. The 4 characte...

To be able to make a contribution using UPI, the key requirement is to have a UPI ID. The subscriber needs to download the UPI application ...

Based on a clarification received from IRDAI, it is hereby clarified that annuity payable by ASPs NRIs and OCIs will be taxed at source, at...

An NRI can open an NPS account online if he has a PAN card and a bank account and satisfies other conditions.

"NRIs can now open NPS Accounts online if they have Aadhaar Card or PAN card," the Finance Ministry said in a statement.

NRIs have recently been allowed to open accounts under the NPS. By opening an NPS account, NRIs can create a pension corpus in India.

RBI said the decision has been taken in consultation with the government, which under Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going all guns blazin...

PFRDA is looking at allowing pension fund managers to invest up to 3 per cent of corpus in private equity (PE) to maximise return.

This window would provide NRIs to save money for their old age, he said adding that they would also enjoy the tax break as prescribed.

The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority is in talks with a number of banks to attract NRI customers for its National Pension ...

Despite a positive feeling among respondents about the NPS of Indian govt, most of them have not subscribed to it.

Any Indian, including an NRI between 8 and 55 years, can invest in the NPS. To do this, they must first make an application for permanent r...