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Unified Pension Scheme: PFRDA issues instructions for employees facing glitches while submitting online UPS formUPS deadline: With the UPS deadline fast approaching on September 30, 2025, for switching from NPS to UPS, PFRDA allows subscribers facing ...- UPS benefits announced for these retired govt employees and their spouses: Know how to claim UPS benefits, deadline to applyThe Central Government introduces the Unified Pension Scheme (UPS) under the National Pension System (NPS) starting April 1, 2025, offering...
- Pension shake-up for govt employees! NPS subscribers can now migrate to Unified Pension SchemeNPS subscribers can now switch to the Unified Pension Scheme starting today by visiting the designated online portal. The UPS offers improv...
- Pension Fund Regulatory & Development Authority notifies assured pension scheme for govt employeesThe PFRDA has notified the operationalisation of the Unified Pension Scheme (UPS) for central government employees, offering 50% of the ave...
- NPS rules for employees, individuals: Who can choose CRA, who can't, charges, other guidelines clarifiedNPS guidelines for Government sector employees, private sector employees, individuals: NPS guidelines for Government sector employees, priv...
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- Contribution charges for NPS investments via physical outlets revised by PFRDAPFRDA, the pension fund regulatory body, has put an upper limit on the maximum amount that POP can charge from the subscriber at the time o...
- NPS: Frequently asked questionsNPS is a government-sponsored pension scheme. The scheme allows subscribers to contribute regularly in a pension account during their worki...
- How to track contributions made to Atal Pension YojanaContributions made to APY is eligible for deductions under the Income-tax Act, 1961. Thus, you need to keep track of your contributions to ...
- How to reactivate an NPS accountIf the subscriber fails to make the required contribution, the account and PRAN (Permanent Retirement Account Number) are designated as ‘fr...
- How to open NPS Tier II accountTo open a Tier II account, it is mandatory to have a permanent retirement account number (PRAN) and an active Tier I NPS account. Here is a...
- Four steps to join the National Pension SchemeOne need not be a government employee to join the NPS. Any Indian citizen between 18 and 60 years can become its subscriber.
- How to put money into your NPS accountThere are several ways in which one can make contributions to NPS Tier I and Tier II accounts.
- How to file a complaint regarding your NPS investmentThere are different modes available to a subscriber to file a complaint -- through the call centre, by way of a written complaint or online.
- How to open a tier II NPS accountThe Tier II account is more like an investment account. It can be opened as explained below.
- How to transfer money from Tier II to Tier I account of NPSIf a NPS subscriber is unable to fulfill the minimum contribution requirements of Tier I in a particular year, he is able to use this one-w...
- Online FATCA certification for NPS compulsory even if submitted physicallyAs per the instruction from PFRDA/NPS Trust, PRAN would not be blocked on account of non-submission of FATCA Self-Certification.
- You need to file your FATCA compliance to banks by April 30 to avoid an account freezeMutual fund investors, bank account holders and those who have invested in insurance schemes may face a freeze if they don't comply.
- How to withdraw funds from NPS after 60 years of ageOnce the NPS subscriber reaches the retirement age of 60 years, he or she is allowed to withdraw up to 60% in lump sum from the NPS corpus.
- Your 7-point guide to investing in the NPSThe Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority is now removing hurdles in the way of investing in the NPS, making it smooth for subs...
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