Why NPS ( National Pension Scheme) suits for you ?
NPS has been adopted by almost all the States for its employees.
NPS was extended to all citizens of Indian on voluntary basis from May 2009.
NPS has been adopted by the Corporates for its employees.
NPS was extended to NRI / OCI (repatriable or non-repatriable basis)
Features of NPS :
ENTRY
• Any citizen of India aged 18-65 years
• Application & KYC submission
• Onboarding through Online or Physical modes
ACCUMULATION
Normal at 60 years or superannuation age
• Min. 40% Annuity purchase & Max. 60% lump-sum
• Premature with 80% Annuity purchase & 20% lump-sum
• Partial withdrawal 25% after 03 years with conditions
Types of Account
Tier-I
o Pension Account
o Tax benefits available
o Restrictions on withdrawal
o Min. Contribution Rs. 500
o Min. Contribution per year Rs. 1000
o No limits on Contributions
Tier –II
o Optional Account with active Tier-I
o No tax benefits
o Unrestricted withdrawal
o Min. Contribution to open Rs. 1000
o Min. Contribution Rs. 250
o No limits on Contributions
Partial Withdrawals :
Subscriber should have completed 3 years in NPS
Upto 25% of the contributions made by the subscriber is allowed
Purpose for which partial withdrawal allowed :
✓ Higher education of his/her children
✓ Marriage of his/her children
✓ Purchase or construction of residential house or flat
✓ Treatment of specified illnesses (including COVID)
✓ Disability of more than 75%
✓ Skill development/re-skilling or any other self-development activities
✓ Establishment of own venture or any start-ups
Maximum 3 (three) times during entire tenure
More details can be found at the below attachment.
NPS Details.pdf (Size: 1.5 MB / Downloads: 172)
- It is voluntary - A Subscriber can contribute at any point of time in a Financial Year and also change the amount he wants to set aside and save every year.
- It is simple - Subscriber can open an account at the nearest CSC
- It is flexible - Subscribers can choose their own investment options and pension fund and see their money grow.
- It is portable - Subscribers can operate their account from anywhere, even if they change the city and/or employment.
- It is regulated - NPS is regulated by PFRDA, with transparent investment norms and regular monitoring and performance review of fund managers by NPS Trust.
NPS has been adopted by almost all the States for its employees.
NPS was extended to all citizens of Indian on voluntary basis from May 2009.
NPS has been adopted by the Corporates for its employees.
NPS was extended to NRI / OCI (repatriable or non-repatriable basis)
Features of NPS :
- Low Cost
- Portable Unique PRAN
- Flexible Choices
- Market Linked Returns
- Tax Efficient
- Transparent & Online Access
- Regulated
ENTRY
• Any citizen of India aged 18-65 years
• Application & KYC submission
• Onboarding through Online or Physical modes
ACCUMULATION
- Regular contributions by self and /or employer
- NAV based returns
- Investments managed by professional Pension Funds
Normal at 60 years or superannuation age
• Min. 40% Annuity purchase & Max. 60% lump-sum
• Premature with 80% Annuity purchase & 20% lump-sum
• Partial withdrawal 25% after 03 years with conditions
Types of Account
Tier-I
o Pension Account
o Tax benefits available
o Restrictions on withdrawal
o Min. Contribution Rs. 500
o Min. Contribution per year Rs. 1000
o No limits on Contributions
Tier –II
o Optional Account with active Tier-I
o No tax benefits
o Unrestricted withdrawal
o Min. Contribution to open Rs. 1000
o Min. Contribution Rs. 250
o No limits on Contributions
Partial Withdrawals :
Subscriber should have completed 3 years in NPS
Upto 25% of the contributions made by the subscriber is allowed
Purpose for which partial withdrawal allowed :
✓ Higher education of his/her children
✓ Marriage of his/her children
✓ Purchase or construction of residential house or flat
✓ Treatment of specified illnesses (including COVID)
✓ Disability of more than 75%
✓ Skill development/re-skilling or any other self-development activities
✓ Establishment of own venture or any start-ups
Maximum 3 (three) times during entire tenure
More details can be found at the below attachment.
NPS Details.pdf (Size: 1.5 MB / Downloads: 172)