The subscribers are allowed to withdraw up to 60% of their pension corpus, through the SLW on a periodical basis viz. monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or annually for a period till […]
Compensation for Non or Delayed Deposit of NPS Contribution under National Pension System (NPS) during 2004-12-CGA Clarification Compensation for Non or Delayed Deposit of NPS Contribution during 2004-12 No. TA-3-5/2/2021-TA-III
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PFRDA is pleased to extend the online and paperless process of exit to the Subscribers of Government Sector as an option in addition to the existing physical mode of exit.
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As per PFRDA (Exit and Withdrawal) (Amendment) Regulations, 2021 dt 14th June 2021, the provisions related to lump sum withdrawal from NPS have been modified for the benefit of Subscribers
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Reactivation of frozen PRANs where 20% of the accumulated pension corpus has been withdrawn as lump sum but subscriber subsequently reemployed in establishments covered under NPS
Reactivation of Frozen PRANs where 20% NPS fund withdrawn as lumpsum Read More »
PFRDA issued procedural guidelines for Partial Withdrawals from NPS for different purpose like treatment for COVID 19 illness and Skill Development and Start ups
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PFRDA Circular regarding granting Permission of Partial withdrawals from NPS towards treatment of specified illnesses like COVID-19 cases
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The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) has changed the norms for withdrawal of National Pension System (NPS) subscribers
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Permission of Partial withdrawal from NPS “Towards meeting the expenses by subscriber for skill development/re-skilling or for any other self-development activities and meeting the expenses by subscriber for establishment of own venture or any start-ups
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Partial Withdrawal under NPS after three Years Partial Withdrawal under NPS is allowed after three Years from the date of joining in the system. Ministry of Finance Partial Withdrawal under
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NPS Partial withdrawal Conditions What are the conditions under which partial withdrawal can happen? Conditions: 1. NPS subscriber for atleast 3 years. 2. Withdrawal is allowed for some specific purposes
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