NPS subscribers can now withdraw up to 80% of their retirement corpus as a lump sum, but the income tax law still exempts ...

NPS Exit Rules: A subscriber can exit from NPS only in accordance with rules prescribed under the PFRDA (Exits and Withdrawals under NPS) Regulations, 2015 NPS Exit Rules: Central Recordkeeping Agency ...

The latest changes to NPS withdrawal rules give corporate subscribers far more control at retirement, but they also shift more responsibility onto the investor.

The government has introduced major reforms to NPS and EPF in 2025, making retirement planning more flexible, digital, and ...

PFRDA approves major NPS reforms, allowing Scheduled Commercial Banks to sponsor Pension Funds and appoints Dinesh Kumar Khara as NPS Trust Chairperson.

Pension regulator overhauling National Pension System to introduce assured payouts and flexible withdrawal norms, aiming to ...

The minimum initial and annual contributions are Rs 250, with no maximum limit on contributions. Contributions can also be ...

Under the latest NPS Vatsalya guidelines, investors can allocate up to 75% of funds to equities, while partial withdrawals ...

NPS and EPF withdrawal rules have changed, affecting how much money can be accessed and when. From early exits to emergency ...

There are mix of choice and compulsion that creates confusion, but once you understand the cut-offs and order of rules, the ...

According to the new rules, up to 75 per cent of the amount invested in NPS Vatsalya can be allocated to equities (the stock ...