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Is It Mandatory for NRIs to Close Their PPF Account Before Maturity? Here's What You Should Know

The Public Provident Fund (PPF) is one of the most preferred long-term savings schemes in India, especially for retirement planning. With a current interest rate of 7.1%, it offers better returns than ...

Investing in PPF? Don’t exceed the Rs 1.5 lakh limit; interest earned on excess contribution will be taken back!

New rules now link PPF investments to PAN, making it impossible to hide multiple accounts. Exceeding the Rs 1.5 lakh annual ...

5 lesser-known facts about PPF savings scheme: Lock-in is technically not 15 yrs

Check out five lesser-known facts about the government-backed savings scheme, Public Provident Fund (PPF). Here's what it ...

EPF vs VPF vs PPF: Advisor breaks down the salary hack your HR didn’t tell you about

Chandralekha recounts a real-life conversation with a friend working in the service sector who was considering opening a ...

Post Office PPF Scheme 2025: How Rs 12,500 Monthly Can Grow Into Rs 40 Lakh in 15 Years?

One of the strengths of the Post Office PPF scheme is its flexibility in investment amounts. Investors can deposit as little ...

PPF facts you may not know: Lock-in, withdrawals, and hidden rules explained

The Public Provident Fund is one of India's safest saving schemes, but the majority of investors have no clue about its ...