Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority
Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority
NPS notified on 22nd Dec 2003 for central government employees joining
service on or after 1st Jan 2004 and replaced existing defined benefit pension.
NPS has been adopted by almost all the States for its employees.
NPS was extended to all citizens of Indian on voluntary basis from May 2009.
Tier II Account
Tier I Account
Optional Account with active Tier-I
Pension Account
No tax benefits
Tax benefits available
Unrestricted withdrawal
Restrictions on withdrawal
Min. Contribution to
Min. Contribution Rs. 500
open Rs. 1000
Min. Contribution per year Rs. 1000
Min. Contribution Rs.
No limits on Contributions 250
No limits on
Contributions
Enrollment Procedure
Online Process
It is now possible to open an NPS account in less than half an hour. Opening an account
online (enps.nsdl.com) is easy, if you link your account to your PAN, Aadhaar and mobile
number.
You can validate the registration using the OTP sent to your mobile. This will generate a
PRAN (Permanent Retirement Account Number), which you can use for NPS login.
Flexible options for contributions
Three flexible variations of contributions from employer and employee
Equal Contribution
contributions by from either the
employer and employer or the
employee employee
🞭 You should be in NPS for at least 10 years - Amount to be withdrawn should not exceed
25% of the contributions made by you
• Up to 20% of Corpus can be withdrawn in lump • Up to 60% of Corpus can be withdrawn in lump
sum sum
• Balance amount needs to be invested in • Balance amount needs to be invested in
Annuity Annuity
If the Corpus is less than or equal to Rs.1 lakh, If the Corpus is less than or equal to Rs.2 lakhs,
There is no need to invest into Annuity. There is no need to invest into Annuity.
Entire amount can be withdrawn in lump sum Entire amount can be withdrawn in lump sum
TYPES OF WITHDRAWAL FORMS
Type Of Withdrawal
Premature Exit
102-GP 302 502
Death
103-GD 303 503
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