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Latest Interest Rate Offered By General Provident Fund (GPF), Other Details
As per GPF rules, all temporary government servants after a continuous service of one year, all re-employed pensioners (other than those eligible for admission to the contributory provident fund) and all permanent government servants are eligible to subscribe to GPF, as mentioned on pensionersportal.gov.in.
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Provident Fund (PF) Accounts: Eligibility, Interest Rates, Premature Withdrawal
While EPF and GPF are compulsory retirement saving options, Public Provident Fund (PPF) account is an investment avenue with income tax benefits.
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General Provident Fund (GPF): How It Works, Interest Rate, Other Details
A subscriber is required to subscribe monthly to GPF except during the period when he is under suspension. Subscriptions to the general provident fund are stopped three months prior to the date of superannuation, according to pensionersportal.gov.in.
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General Provident Fund (GPF): Interest Rate, Withdrawal Rules, Key Details
General Provident Fund (GPF) is a provident fund (PF) account available only for government employees. In a provident fund account, the customer invests a part of his/her salary for a certain period of time and avail the amount on maturity. Interest rates on GPF are revised according to government's notifications issued from time to time. As per GP...
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General Provident Fund (GPF): From Revised Interest Rate To Withdrawal Rules, 10 Things To Know
GPF interest rates: General Provident Fund (GPF) account is a provident fund account available only for government employees.
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Interest Rate On General Provident Fund, Other Related Schemes Raised To 8%
The interest rate on GPF was 7.6 per cent for the July-September quarter of 2018-19.
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No Documentary Proof For General Provident Fund (GPF) Advance, Withdrawal: Government
The government has with effect from March 7, 2017, simplified and liberalised the conditions for taking advance from the fund for education, illness and purchase of consumer durables.
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New Rules For General Provident Fund (GPF) Withdrawal: 10 Updates
In a big relief to 50 lakh central government employees the government relaxed norms for withdrawal of money from their General Provident Fund accounts.
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GPF Withdrawal Rules Relaxed, Get Money In 15 Days
Employees can also withdraw the fund for select purposes after completing 10 years of service, as against 15 years of service earlier.
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Latest Interest Rate Offered By General Provident Fund (GPF), Other Details
As per GPF rules, all temporary government servants after a continuous service of one year, all re-employed pensioners (other than those eligible for admission to the contributory provident fund) and all permanent government servants are eligible to subscribe to GPF, as mentioned on pensionersportal.gov.in.
-
Provident Fund (PF) Accounts: Eligibility, Interest Rates, Premature Withdrawal
While EPF and GPF are compulsory retirement saving options, Public Provident Fund (PPF) account is an investment avenue with income tax benefits.
-
General Provident Fund (GPF): How It Works, Interest Rate, Other Details
A subscriber is required to subscribe monthly to GPF except during the period when he is under suspension. Subscriptions to the general provident fund are stopped three months prior to the date of superannuation, according to pensionersportal.gov.in.
-
General Provident Fund (GPF): Interest Rate, Withdrawal Rules, Key Details
General Provident Fund (GPF) is a provident fund (PF) account available only for government employees. In a provident fund account, the customer invests a part of his/her salary for a certain period of time and avail the amount on maturity. Interest rates on GPF are revised according to government's notifications issued from time to time. As per GP...
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General Provident Fund (GPF): From Revised Interest Rate To Withdrawal Rules, 10 Things To Know
GPF interest rates: General Provident Fund (GPF) account is a provident fund account available only for government employees.
-
Interest Rate On General Provident Fund, Other Related Schemes Raised To 8%
The interest rate on GPF was 7.6 per cent for the July-September quarter of 2018-19.
-
No Documentary Proof For General Provident Fund (GPF) Advance, Withdrawal: Government
The government has with effect from March 7, 2017, simplified and liberalised the conditions for taking advance from the fund for education, illness and purchase of consumer durables.
-
New Rules For General Provident Fund (GPF) Withdrawal: 10 Updates
In a big relief to 50 lakh central government employees the government relaxed norms for withdrawal of money from their General Provident Fund accounts.
-
GPF Withdrawal Rules Relaxed, Get Money In 15 Days
Employees can also withdraw the fund for select purposes after completing 10 years of service, as against 15 years of service earlier.
