A simple guide to NPS covering how much to invest, how withdrawals work, and upcoming 2025 changes including 100% equity ...

The EPF is a government-guaranteed, fixed-return, less flexible retirement savings scheme for salaried employees, while the NPS is a voluntary, highly flexible, market-linked pension plan open to all ...

All schemes under the Multiple Scheme Framework (MSF) NPS require prior approval from the regulator. Pension funds must ...

Overview Investors can build a retirement corpus while enjoying tax relief via the Public Provident Fund (PPF) and the ...

Ultimately, the Multiple Scheme Framework turns NPS from a rigid pension product into a flexible retirement partner. By ...

A 33-year-old government teacher, Saurabh Yadav, is strategically investing in SIPs and NPS to build a Rs 15 crore corpus ...

For India’s private workforce, the NPS Multiple Scheme Framework brings structure with choice. It allows you to build a ...

How the National Pension System has changed in 2025, what the new 100% equity and “multiple schemes” options mean, and how an average saver can use NPS for steady, long-term retirement wealth.

The National Pension System (NPS) is set to undergo major changes from October 1, 2025. Non-government sector NPS subscribers will now be allowed to invest up to 100% in equity in a single scheme.

According to Jose, NPS is amongst the most cost-efficient investment options available in India and probably the world, with ...

National Pension System (NPS) myths are debunked, highlighting its flexibility, tax efficiency, and disciplined long-term ...

PFRDA updates Corporate NPS rules, requiring mutual agreement between employers and employees for pension fund selection and investment ...