NPS exit rules explained: Maturity vs premature withdrawal

Subscribers can now withdraw up to 80 percent of the corpus as a lump sum. Of this, 60 per cent will be completely tax-free ...

NPS exit rules explained: Amount of money you can withdraw and when

APW above Rs 8 lakh and up to Rs 12 lakh: Up to Rs 6 lakh can be taken as lump sum, and the remaining amount must be used for ...

NPS rules explained: Key changes that make it more than just a tax-saving instrument

The reforms aim to provide subscribers with greater withdrawal flexibility, extended investment tenure, and improved exit ...

NPS retirement exit explained: Corpus rules, SLW vs SUR and tax treatment

Retirement under the National Pension System (NPS) involves more than just amassing a corpus. The challenge lies in the exit strategy: Balancing withdrawals, mandatory annuitisation, and tax ...

When can NPS subscribers withdraw their 100% corpus? Key rules explained

In case of premature exit, before the age of 60, 100 percent withdrawal is allowed only if the subscriber has completed at ...
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NPS exit rules updated: No need to wait till 60 to withdraw funds — key changes explained

In a major relief for National Pension System (NPS) subscribers, the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) has eased exit rules, making it simpler and more flexible for investors ...

Systematic withdrawal in NPS via SLW or SUR? How one wrong move could drain your NPS corpus faster

Retirees face crucial NPS withdrawal choices based on corpus size. SLW offers fixed monthly income, ideal for those needing ...

NPS Subscribers Can Now Withdraw Their 100% Corpus Amount; Latest PFRDA Rules Explained

The National Pension Scheme (NPS), overseen by the PFRDA, allows subscribers to save for retirement with specific withdrawal ...