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

A 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...

NPS Tier II accounts can be opened with Tier I accounts or they can be activated later online or at a Point of Presence (POP).

A trail commission of 0.20 percent of the NPS D-Remit contribution amount (minimum Rs 15 and maximum Rs 10,000) will be paid to POPs starti...

NPS offers tax benefits up to Rs 1.5 lakh under section 80CCD(1) and up to Rs 50,000 under section 80CC(IB) (over and above 80C benefit). N...

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...

Any citizen of India between the age of 18 and 65 years can open an NPS account. A non-resident Indian can also open an NPS account. An NPS...

The proposed online process of e-NPS exit would be similar to the existing online e-NPS platform already in use for opening NPS accounts by...

You must ensure that you have enough credit limit available on your card for the amount you are investing in NPS so as to get full tax-savi...

There are several ways in which one can make contributions to NPS Tier I and Tier II accounts.

To make a contribution to unfreeze the account, you can either do it through any point of purchase service provider or online through eNPS.

The PFRDA has recently started offering APY on the eNPS platform where the process is entirely online by providing your Aadhaar number whil...

Earlier a person applying for an e-NPS Account was required to take a printout of the form submitted online and send to the CRA within 90 d...

Subscribers who have not opened NPS accounts online can make contributions to NPS online, using the e-NPS portal, with the following steps.

The service charges collected through eNPS platform would be paid to the concerned associated POP on quarterly basis after reconciliation o...

The pension regulator has urged for more tax parity between the National Pension System (NPS) and other pension schemes.

Each account is identified by a unique Permanent Retirement Account Number (PRAN). The facility is on a pilot run right now.