NPS merges Scheme A with C, E: What option do existing National Pension System Tier I A-category subscribers now have?

PFRDA is merging NPS Scheme A with Schemes C and E to modernize its investment framework. This move aims to enhance ...

NPS investment update: Scheme A merging with C and E — what Tier I subscribers should know

The PFRDA is merging NPS Scheme A (alternate assets) with Schemes C (corporate bonds) and E (equities) to modernize its ...

Retiring With NPS? You Can Now Take Home 80% Of Your Corpus — But There’s a Catch; Check Details

The revised rules, announced on December 16, apply to non-government NPS participants, including those enrolled under the All ...

NPS exit overhaul: PFRDA eases withdrawal norms for private subscribers; exit age raised to 85 - top thing to know

India's pension regulator has significantly relaxed exit and withdrawal norms for National Pension System (NPS) ...

Revised NPS rules: 10 key changes you must know about NPS accumulation, growth and withdrawals

The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) has introduced significant changes to the National Pension ...

NPS rules revised: Will non-govt subscribers get more money in hand upon retirement? All you need to know

Non-government NPS subscribers can now withdraw up to 80% of their retirement corpus as a lump sum upon exit, and in some ...

New NPS rules: 10 changes in accumulation, growth, pension withdrawal

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

NPS withdrawal rules changed for govt employees: What has changed and how it impacts retirement corpus

The government has notified key changes to NPS withdrawal rules for government employees, raising the full-withdrawal limit ...
NewsBytes

PFRDA allows 80% withdrawal from NPS: Here's how to avail

The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) has raised the National Payment System (NPS) withdrawal limit ...

Retiring With NPS: You Can Now Withdraw More, Invest Till 85. What Private Employees Should Know

Previously, there was a cap on how long you could stay invested in the NPS. Now, subscribers can continue their investment until the age of 85, unless they choose to exit earlier. This benefits those ...

NPS gets flexible: Four withdrawals allowed before retirement

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

PFRDA NPS Exit Norms Rejig: 80% Withdrawal Allowed

PFRDA allows non-govt NPS subscribers to withdraw 80% of corpus. Exit age raised to 85. New rules offer greater flexibility.