The most effective retirement strategy is a combination approach, using EPF or PPF for stability and NPS for growth potential ...

As the financial year 2025–26 comes to an end, investors who hold accounts in government-backed savings schemes such as the Public Provident Fund (PPF), National Pension System (NPS), or Sukanya ...

31 March 2026 Deadline: If you have a PPF, NPS, or Sukanya Samriddhi account, be sure to deposit the minimum balance before March 31st, 2026. Failure to do so could result in your account being frozen ...

However, the account can be revived before maturity. To reactivate the account, the investor must pay Rs 500 for every year ...

If you are like most Indian investors, you have probably asked yourself this question at least once: Where should I put my money for retirement, NPS, mutual funds, PPF, or just stick to FDs? The truth ...

As the financial year ends on March 31, 2026, taxpayers under the old regime must urgently complete investments in instruments like PPF, ELSS, and NPS to claim deductions up to Rs 2 lakh.

The March 31 deadline is almost here! Ensure your PPF, SSY, and NPS contributions are up-to-date to avoid penalties and keep your accounts running smoothly.

The money withdrawn partly or fully from PPF before completion of its original tenure of 15 years is also fully exempt in your hands. The interest accrued on the PPF account gets you exemption under ...

In India, there are many options under the tax laws that offer deductions and exemptions to reduce taxable income, such as PPF and ELSS.

Women’s Day 2026: SIP, PPF, NPS, gold, equity, FD and real estate are among seven long-term investment options that can help women build a strong portfolio and create a large corpus over time.

With the compulsion to invest in order to save taxes gone under the new tax regime, many run the risk of underinvesting for their future. (istockphoto) When the new tax regime was first introduced in ...

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.