PFRDA Eyes A New Balanced Life Cycle Fund For NPS: How It Can Help Build A Bigger Retirement Corpus
The NPS regulatory body PFRDA is set to launch a balance life cycle fund soon for non-government subscribers.
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The NPS regulatory body PFRDA is set to launch a balance life cycle fund soon for non-government subscribers.
As individuals approach the last milestone in their professional lives, the choices made during this crucial period can significantly impact their financial well-being.
You may be a financially independent person when you are working, but will you also remain a financially independent person after you retire? Well, that depends on how well you plan for your retirement
Retirement is the next big phase of your life; as such, you will need to plan carefully to ensure regular cash flow and a corpus that can outlast you
Executing a retirement plan requires consistent action and a positive financial behaviour
The National Pension System (NPS) is a retirement savings tool with tax benefits and various investment options; which one should you choose?
There are several financial goals that one has to accomplish in one's life, but retirement is often the most challenging one. So, how to plan for retirement?
Many non-BJP-ruled states have already dumped the new pension scheme (NPS) and have demanded that the central government refund the accrued NPS corpus
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