Choosing the best retirement plan in India often means weighing NPS, PPF and mutual funds. This article explains why NPS-using Tier 1 for pension building and Tier 2 for flexible saving may fit better ...

NPS Monthly Pension: As per the NPS official website, NPS Tier I account holders can avail tax deduction of up to 10 per cent of their salary (basic+dearness allowance) under section 80 CCD(1) within ...

People use mutual funds to plan for all sorts of things: buying a house, car, or even an iPhone. However, when it comes to retirement planning, some investors are choosing the National Pension System ...

NPS is an easy-to-invest, tax-efficient retirement scheme. (Image: Freepik) NPS (National Pension System) is an easy-to-invest, tax-efficient retirement scheme. Under the NPS scheme, you and your ...

NPS Calculator: The National Pension System (NPS) helps private sector employees plan for retirement. Starting early with NPS can build a substantial retirement fund and provide a good monthly pension ...

Under certain conditions, one can withdraw their amount before the age of 60. The benefit of investing in a Tier-I NPS account is that one gets tax relaxation of up to Rs 1.50 lakh in a financial year ...

Awareness regarding retirement planning is on the rise in urban India as more individuals are recognizing the importance of starting early. For those seeking to maximise their returns, transferring ...

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.

National Pension System (NPS) also commonly known as the National Pension Scheme is emerging as a popular investment-cum-retirement product. According to experts, the NPS encompasses all the desirable ...

The National pension system (NPS) is a contributed retirement planning scheme, which is regulated by the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) and the Union Government of India.