An investor planning early retirement at 50 with a Rs 12.5 crore corpus seeks expert advice on generating Rs 2 lakh monthly income. The exp...

Planning your retirement corpus is crucial. A Rs 2 crore fund may not last 20 years with high withdrawals. Experts suggest a bucket strateg...

The PPF maturity period is 15 years, after which, you can continue your PPF account with or without contributions. PPF provides a 7.1% inte...

Public Provident Fund interest rate: The Finance Ministry confirmed that rates for small savings schemes will continue from the previous qu...

I am a retiree with a corpus of Rs 15 lakh in a mutual fund, earmarked for my daughter in Class 10. If I start a Systematic Withdrawal Plan...

NRIs navigating PPF accounts encounter restrictions and guidelines, from tax benefits to closure procedures. Understanding these rules is c...

Once your kid has become an adult and the PPF account has completed its mandatory lock-in period of 15 years, he/she can decide whether to ...

Only parents of a girl under the age of 10 years can open an SSY account. There is no such restriction for a PPF account.

If you wish to withdraw money from PPF account either partially or in full, you need to submit Form C at the bank where the PPF account was...

Public Provident Fund, commonly known as PPF, is a fixed income investment product that is used for tax-saving purposes by individuals. Tho...

The Department of Posts issued a circular on October 18, 2021, giving details of the process of merging multiple PPF accounts into one sing...

Both VPF and PPF carry sovereign guarantee and hence, there is no difference when it comes to risk. Both are considered to be safe fixed in...

Under the PPF Scheme, 2019, Rule-3 sets the limits on the number of accounts which an individual can open. The rule allows opening of one’s...

Although Public Provident Fund has a lock-in period of 15 years you have the option to take a loan against it or make partial withdrawals d...

Earlier, this week, the government had notified the same in pursuance to an announcement made by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley this month.

Firstly as an NRI you cannot open PPF account. Secondly, if you live in US or UK, you will have to pay tax there on your PPF earnings.

The contributions to the PPF and pension schemes after the commencement of the code, it added, should be subject to EET mode of taxation.