Nps Vs Ppf

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  Public Provident Fund Vs National Pension System: Interest Rates, Features Compared Here

  PPF vs NPS Comparison: The original duration of SBI's PPF account is 15 years. NPS has a longer lock-in than PPF account and the corpus stays locked-in till the age of 60 years.

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  SBI Deposit Schemes: Public Provident Fund National Pension System Compared

  PPF account provides an investment avenue with decent returns coupled with income tax benefits, said SBI.

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  SBI's Pension Schemes: NPS Account Vs PPF Account

  PPF account provides an investment avenue with decent returns coupled with income tax benefits.

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  PPF Vs NPS: Interest Rates, Withdrawal Rules, Tax Benefits, Lock-In, Other Benefits

  PPF contributions are locked in for a period of 15 years. NPS, however, has a longer lock-in and the corpus stays locked-in till the age of 60 years. Public Provident Fund National Pension System

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  FD Vs EPF Vs PPF Vs NSC Vs NPS: Interest Rates, Tax Benefits, Liquidity And Other Features Compared

  Study the qualities of your investment, rate of returns, interest rates, tax benefits, and how liquid your investment will be.

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  NPS Or PPF: Which One Is A Better Investment Bet?

  NPS has been gaining lot of attention as a retirement savings product after the government provided additional tax deduction of Rs. 50,000 in Budget 2015-16.

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  National Pension Scheme (NPS) Or Public Provident Fund (PPF): Which One To Pick?

  Although there are certain limitations in NPS, it scores over PPF as a retirement savings scheme on various grounds, say financial planners.