All posts tagged "PPF"
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155FINANCESmall Savings Schemes: Investing in PPF, SSY, SSCS? Can you invest without Aadhaar Card? EXPLAINED
Small Savings Schemes: The Ministry of Finance has mandated an Aadhaar card when opening modest savings accounts like PPF, SCSS, and SSY. Read...
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111FINANCEPPF, NSC, Sukanya Yojana, Senior Citizen Savings: Failing to submit these 2 key documents may turn your accounts dormant
If you have invested in any of these savings schemes like Public Provident Fund (PPF), Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY), Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS)...
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131MUST KNOWIs Aadhaar mandatory for Small Savings Accounts – PPF, SCSS, SSY?
If you think your Adhaar card isn’t that important, then you are wrong, especially when you are looking to invest in small...
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132FINANCENPS vs PPF: Which retirement plan should you choose?
Creating a good retirement corpus requires consistent investments over a long period of time. Considering inflation and growing life expectancy, individuals should allocate a...
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247FINANCEPPF Vs EPF Decoded: Can An Employee Maintain Both Provident Fund Accounts?
A provident fund (PF) is a savings scheme specifically designed to help people accumulate funds for their retirement. By starting a PF...
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202FINANCETax Saving: Top 5 investment options to save maximum tax in 2024
Tax planning is a vital part of financial discipline for an earning individual. Generally, salaried individuals think about strategies and investment tools to...
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135MUST KNOWFrom PPF, KVP To Sukanya Samriddhi And More: Check Interest Rates Of 11 Post Office Savings Scheme For April-June 2024
Interest rates of these small savings scheme will remain unchanged for the first quarter of the next fiscal, beginning April 1, 2024,...
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153FINANCEAttention PPF, SSY, NPS account holders! Do this by March 31 or else…
As the financial year draws to a close, various income tax-saving investment avenues, such as the Public Provident Fund (PPF), Sukanya Samriddhi...
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211FINANCEMarch 31 investment deadline: Rushing to invest in tax-saving instruments? Here’s why it may not be a good idea
As the financial year comes to a close, investors are making a beeline for investing in tax-saving instruments such as PPF, NPS, insurance, tax-saving fixed deposits and ELSS...
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168FINANCE
Public Provident Fund Vs Voluntary Provident Fund: What’s Better For You?
At present the interest on PPF is 7.1 per cent, while on VPF the interest is 8.25 per cent. As the current...
