PPF rules explained: How to withdraw funds before the lock-in period ends

The Public Provident Fund (PPF) is a low-risk savings scheme backed by the Government of India, making it a reliable option ...
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PPF v/s FD: Which one is not backed by government?

PPF accounts are backed by the government, making them risk-free investments with guaranteed returns over time. In contrast, while bank FDs are relatively safe due to RBI regulations, they are not ...
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Build a ₹24 lakh fund with just ₹3,000 monthly: How the PPF scheme helps grow long-term savings

When it comes to long-term financial planning, many people prefer investment options that combine safety with stable returns. While bank fixed deposits are a common choice, several government-backed ...

March 31 Deadline For PPF, SSY, NPS Deposits, Minimum ₹250–₹1,000 Needed To Keep Accounts Active

However, the account can be revived before maturity. To reactivate the account, the investor must pay Rs 500 for every year ...
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PPF vs SIP: Where Rs 10,000 a Year Grows More in 10 Years

Many people in India face a simple but important question when they start saving money for the future. They often ...
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PPF: What is the '15-5-5-5' rule of PPF? It is precisely this strategy that enables successful individuals to accumulate ₹1.5 crore.

People commonly perceive the Public Provident Fund (PPF) as a 15-year scheme. However, in reality, the true benefits of a PPF ...
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EPF vs PPF Returns: What Happens If You Invest Rs 1.2 Lakh Annually For 15 Years?

The Employee Provident Fund is a retirement savings scheme meant primarily for salaried employees working in the organised ...
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From tax benefits to fund safety: 7 lesser-known benefits of PPF most investors don’t know

The amount invested in PPF qualifies for tax deduction under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act up to Rs 1.5 lakh per year ...