New National Pension System rules permit non-government subscribers to withdraw up to 80% of their corpus as a lump sum upon ...

NPS retirement withdrawal rules have been significantly revised, allowing non-government subscribers to withdraw up to 80% of ...

PFRDA has eased NPS exit rules for private subscribers, removing the 5-year lock-in and allowing higher lump-sum withdrawals.

Revised norms boost retirement liquidity by slashing mandatory annuity requirements and raising the full lump-sum withdrawal ...

New rules allow non-government National Pension System subscribers greater flexibility. Up to 80% of retirement funds can now ...

In premature exit before eligibility, at least 80% of the corpus must be annuitised; only 20% can be withdrawn as lump sum.

PFRDA eases NPS rules, allowing four pre-retirement withdrawals, clearer 25% limits and loans against NPS corpus for ...

In certain cases—such as when the total retirement corpus is up to Rs 8 lakh—the subscriber will have the option to withdraw ...

The new rules specify that non-government subscribers are now allowed to withdraw up to 80% of their corpus exceeding ₹12 ...

In a gazetted notification, PFRDA has also rationalised the permitted purposes for partial withdrawal from the National ...

The National Pension System (NPS) has now brought some flexibility for subscribers after the PFRDA, or Pension Fund ...

PFRDA revises NPS exit and withdrawal rules from Dec 2025, increasing flexibility for government, corporate, and all-citizen ...