7 Reasons Why You Should Consider Investing In NPS
There are many benefits of contributing to the National Pension System (NPS), not just during work life, in the form of tax relief and low cost, but also after retirement. Learn more.
There are many benefits of contributing to the National Pension System (NPS), not just during work life, in the form of tax relief and low cost, but also after retirement. Learn more.
Reasons To Consider Before Investing In NPS
You may be financially independent today, but what happens when you retire? You may have plans for your children’s education or the next family vacation, but have you planned for your retirement? Investment into the schemes operated under The National Pension System (NPS) is vital to ensure your financial independence doesn’t go away. Here are seven reasons why you should Consider Investing In NPS scheme.
Secure your retirement future with the National Pension System (NPS) today and embark on a worry-free journey towards financial independence.
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The author is the CEO of Tata Pension Management Private Ltd
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There is no maximum contribution limit in NPS Tier 1 and Tier 2 accounts; however, contributions to Tier 1 accounts get up to Rs 2 lakh deductions under the Income Tax Act.
Fresh enrolments in the NPS-Lite Swavalamban scheme, a social security initiative for the unorganized sector, stopped in 2015. Know the available options if you are a subscriber
If no valid nomination exists at the time of the subscriber’s death, any nomination in the employer’s records for receiving other benefits will be treated as a nomination for NPS.
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