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7 Key Financial Rules Coming Into Effect From October 1: Aadhar, Pan, PPF And More
New Financial Rules: Take note of these 7 changes in October 2024, including the Aadhaar update and Small Savings Schemes
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PF (Provident Fund) Account Types, Differences And Details
Under the PF schemes, the employees contribute a small amount of their monthly income, which turns into a retirement corpus.
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How PPF (Public Provident Fund) Can Get You Big Returns. Read Here
Investments in PPF are tax-free hence you can make additional savings every year while creating a corpus fund.
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PPF (Public Provident Fund): Investing Small Amounts Can Create A Corpus Fund
All residents of India are eligible for investing in the PPF scheme. Individuals can open a PPF account by visiting the online portals of banks.
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India Post Offers These Interest Rates On Small Savings Schemes
Income tax benefits are available on Time Deposit (TD), Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS), Public Provident Fund (PPF) and National Savings Certificates (NSCs).
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Post Office Saving Schemes: Interest Rates, Minimum Deposit, Premature Closure Rules
Interest rates on post office saving schemes move in line with government's interest rates on small savings schemes, which are reviewed on a quarterly basis.
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PPF Interest Rate For September Quarter, Loan Facility, Premature Closure Rules And Other Details
PPF interest rate for the quarter ending September 2018 is fixed at 7.6 per cent per annum. The interest on PPF accounts is compounded yearly, which means that every year, interest is added to your principal amount.
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PPF Vs NPS: Interest Rates, Withdrawal Rules, Tax Benefits, Lock-In, Other Benefits
PPF contributions are locked in for a period of 15 years. NPS, however, has a longer lock-in and the corpus stays locked-in till the age of 60 years. Public Provident Fund National Pension System
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When Your PPF Account Works Like A 5-Year Bank Fixed Deposit (FD)
After maturity period of 15 years, a PPF account can be extended in blocks of five years, with or without making further contributions.
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PPF Account Extension: Can You Continue PPF Account Without Further Deposits?
PPF or Public Provident Fund is considered one of the best investment options for accumulating savings for the long term. PPF account comes with a maturity period of 15 years.
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Are Partial Withdrawals From PPF Account Taxable? All You Need To Know
Partial withdrawals from PPF accounts are permissible every year from seventh financial year from the year of opening account, according to India Post.
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Public Provident Fund (PPF) Accounts To Offer More Benefits: 10 Points
PPF or public provident fund is one the most popular saving schemes. Apart from higher interest rates compared to bank deposits, PPF also offers a host of income tax benefits. In terms of income tax implications,PPF enjoys an EEE - exempt, exempt, exempt - status. This means the contribution, interest and maturity proceeds are all tax-free. PPF con...
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PPF Partial Withdrawal, Loan Facility And Other Rules In 10 Points
PPF enjoys EEE or exempt, exempt, exempt status in terms of income tax implications - contribution, interest and maturity proceeds all are tax free.
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Changes In PPF, NSC Rules: Here Are Five Things To Know
As per the latest rules, if a Public Provident Fund (PPF) account holder becomes an NRI, his or her PPF account will be deemed closed even if it is yet to mature. An interest rate applicable to Post Office savings accounts will apply to the PPF deposit.
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PPF Account To Be Closed If Account Holder Becomes NRI
NRIs are not allowed in instruments like the National Savings Certificates, Public Provident Fund, Monthly Income Schemes and other time deposits offered by the post office.
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7 Key Financial Rules Coming Into Effect From October 1: Aadhar, Pan, PPF And More
New Financial Rules: Take note of these 7 changes in October 2024, including the Aadhaar update and Small Savings Schemes
-
PF (Provident Fund) Account Types, Differences And Details
Under the PF schemes, the employees contribute a small amount of their monthly income, which turns into a retirement corpus.
-
How PPF (Public Provident Fund) Can Get You Big Returns. Read Here
Investments in PPF are tax-free hence you can make additional savings every year while creating a corpus fund.
-
PPF (Public Provident Fund): Investing Small Amounts Can Create A Corpus Fund
All residents of India are eligible for investing in the PPF scheme. Individuals can open a PPF account by visiting the online portals of banks.
-
India Post Offers These Interest Rates On Small Savings Schemes
Income tax benefits are available on Time Deposit (TD), Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS), Public Provident Fund (PPF) and National Savings Certificates (NSCs).
-
Post Office Saving Schemes: Interest Rates, Minimum Deposit, Premature Closure Rules
Interest rates on post office saving schemes move in line with government's interest rates on small savings schemes, which are reviewed on a quarterly basis.
-
PPF Interest Rate For September Quarter, Loan Facility, Premature Closure Rules And Other Details
PPF interest rate for the quarter ending September 2018 is fixed at 7.6 per cent per annum. The interest on PPF accounts is compounded yearly, which means that every year, interest is added to your principal amount.
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PPF Vs NPS: Interest Rates, Withdrawal Rules, Tax Benefits, Lock-In, Other Benefits
PPF contributions are locked in for a period of 15 years. NPS, however, has a longer lock-in and the corpus stays locked-in till the age of 60 years. Public Provident Fund National Pension System
-
When Your PPF Account Works Like A 5-Year Bank Fixed Deposit (FD)
After maturity period of 15 years, a PPF account can be extended in blocks of five years, with or without making further contributions.
-
PPF Account Extension: Can You Continue PPF Account Without Further Deposits?
PPF or Public Provident Fund is considered one of the best investment options for accumulating savings for the long term. PPF account comes with a maturity period of 15 years.
-
Are Partial Withdrawals From PPF Account Taxable? All You Need To Know
Partial withdrawals from PPF accounts are permissible every year from seventh financial year from the year of opening account, according to India Post.
-
Public Provident Fund (PPF) Accounts To Offer More Benefits: 10 Points
PPF or public provident fund is one the most popular saving schemes. Apart from higher interest rates compared to bank deposits, PPF also offers a host of income tax benefits. In terms of income tax implications,PPF enjoys an EEE - exempt, exempt, exempt - status. This means the contribution, interest and maturity proceeds are all tax-free. PPF con...
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PPF Partial Withdrawal, Loan Facility And Other Rules In 10 Points
PPF enjoys EEE or exempt, exempt, exempt status in terms of income tax implications - contribution, interest and maturity proceeds all are tax free.
-
Changes In PPF, NSC Rules: Here Are Five Things To Know
As per the latest rules, if a Public Provident Fund (PPF) account holder becomes an NRI, his or her PPF account will be deemed closed even if it is yet to mature. An interest rate applicable to Post Office savings accounts will apply to the PPF deposit.
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PPF Account To Be Closed If Account Holder Becomes NRI
NRIs are not allowed in instruments like the National Savings Certificates, Public Provident Fund, Monthly Income Schemes and other time deposits offered by the post office.
