Scheme A, which was part of the Tier 1 account of the National Pension System (NPS), will no longer be operated as a separate scheme. The PFRDA has decided to merge this scheme with Schemes C and E.

NPS vs EPF vs PPF: Are you 40 years old and think it's already too late to start investing? You still have a great opportunity to create a substantial tax-free retirement corpus by investing in ...

According to the new rules, up to 75 per cent of the amount invested in NPS Vatsalya can be allocated to equities (the stock market). The new rules allow for a withdrawal of up to 25 percent of the ...

Interest in the National Pension System has surged in recent months as policy enhancements and structural updates have made the retirement platform more flexible and appealing for investors. If you’re ...

Private and even unorganised sector employees can also invest in NPS. The scheme that was started in 2004 was limited to only central government employees, but later on, private sector employees were ...

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The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) has launched the NPS Swasthya Pension Scheme, a pilot initiative aimed at helping citizens build a separate corpus for medical needs ...

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