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Can a ₹1 crore NPS corpus generate more than ₹1 lakh per month? What the new RIS framework offersRetirees now have a new way to manage their National Pension System (NPS) corpus, offering flexibility and potential for growth. The Retire...- What is Retirement Income Scheme in NPS; how do SPR and SUR work?Under National Pension System's (NPS) Retirement Income Schemes (RIS), subscribers can choose periodic payouts till age 85 via Systematic P...
- Think your NPS saving is enough for retirement? Watch out for this common mistake that could derail your financial plansMany investors overlook their National Pension System, assuming retirement plans are on track. However, a 'set and forget' approach can lea...
- Systematic withdrawal from NPS via SLW or SUR? How one wrong move could drain your NPS corpus fasterRetirees face crucial NPS withdrawal choices based on corpus size. SLW offers fixed monthly income, ideal for those needing certainty, whil...
- Revised NPS rules: 10 key changes you must know about NPS accumulation, growth and withdrawalsUpdated NPS rules: The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) has introduced significant changes to the National Pension...
- How NPS transformed in 2025: 80% withdrawals, 100% equity, and everything else that made it a future ready retirement planning toolThe National Pension System has undergone one of its biggest transformations in 2025, with flexible withdrawals, expanded investment option...
- NPS charges revised by PFRDA: Know the latest charges applicable for NPS, NPS-Lite, NPS VatsalyaThe Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) has announced the latest charges for opening National Pension Account (NPS) o...
- Budget 2024 allows more tax saving on NPS: Tax exempt contribution to NPS for employees by pvt employers hiked from 10% to 14% of salaryNational Pension Scheme (NPS): NPS contribution limit for employer in private sector raised from 10% to 14% of the employee’s basic salary....
- Major NPS rule changes 2023: Systematic Lumpsum Withdrawal facility, NPS Lite exit rules, consolidated statement & moreThe Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) has implemented many rule and regulatory changes in 2023 to better facilitate...
- NPS new rule: With systematic lump sum withdrawal, will returns from NPS be tax-free till age of 75?NPS systematic lump sum withdrawal: After the latest changes, NPS investors will now have the option to withdraw 60% of their retirement co...
- NPS exit rule change: PFRDA modifies rules for withdrawal requests, modifying the subscriber's bank account detailsThe Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) has made instant bank account verification mandatory to ensure timely credit ...
- What to do if your NPS account becomes inactiveA subscriber must make a minimum yearly payment of Rs.6000 to his Tier I account; otherwise, the account would be locked. Here is how you c...
- Not investing in equity could be the most risky thing for an investor, even for retired people: Dhirendra Kumar“If somebody is saying that if you retire, then you should retire your equity portfolio, I think it could be dangerous. Not investing in eq...
- Charges of these NPS services increased: Check detailsProcessing of exit and withdrawal service charge is newly introduced, processing of exit and withdrawal is capped at 0.125% of the corpus w...
- NPS withdrawal: Now your bank account will be instantly verified for timely credit of moneyThe pension fund regulator stated that this decision was taken after it was seen that the subscriber's withdrawal amount could not be credi...
- Open NPS account from home; PFRDA allows onboarding subscribers via video KYCPFRDA has now permitted its intermediaries to use of Video-based Customer Identification Process (VCIP), in addition to the existing option...
- How to open a tier II NPS accountThe Tier II account is more like an investment account. It can be opened as explained below.
- Tax parity for NPS and EPF members is a welcome stepIdeally, savings should be taxed at the time of withdrawal only when the money is not ploughed back into another saving product.
- Economic Survey backs EET taxation system for savingsIt said the income tax is inherently biased against savings and it leads to double taxation in so far both the savings and the earnings are...
- Revised DTC proposal may boost National Pension Scheme's popularityInvestment advisors welcome move to drop taxes on withdrawals, but say debt tag may weigh down the fund
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