Ppf Account

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  PF (Provident Fund) Account Types, Differences And Details

  Under the PF schemes, the employees contribute a small amount of their monthly income, which turns into a retirement corpus.

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  How PPF (Public Provident Fund) Can Get You Big Returns. Read Here

  Investments in PPF are tax-free hence you can make additional savings every year while creating a corpus fund.

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  PPF (Public Provident Fund): Investing Small Amounts Can Create A Corpus Fund

  All residents of India are eligible for investing in the PPF scheme. Individuals can open a PPF account by visiting the online portals of banks.

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  Benefits Of Senior Citizens Savings Scheme, PPF (Public Provident Fund). Read

  PPF and post office savings schemes are among the most popular investment products for long-term investors

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  What Does Each Item In Your Salary Slip Mean? Read

  Salaried individuals receive salaries periodically from their employer, mostly on a particular date.

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  Small Savings Schemes Offer Up To 6.9% Return. Check Interest Rates Here

  Government had reduced the interest on Small Savings Schemes with effect from April 1, 2021.

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  Check Latest Post Office Small Savings Scheme Interest Rates Here

  India Post, through its vast network of post offices across the country, offers a whole host of government's small savings scheme like Senior Citizen Savings Scheme, Monthly Income Account, Public Provident Fund (PPF) Scheme, Kisan Vikas Patra and Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY) Account Scheme among other saving schemes.

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  You Can Keep Your Money In Post Office Using These Financial Instruments

  Post Office Accounts: Interest rates on government-run small savings schemes are revised from time to time

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  Public Provident Fund (PPF): Here Are Five Benefits You Should Be Aware Of

  Public Provident Fund (PPF) interest rate, determined by the central government on a quarterly basis, currently stands at 7.10% per annum

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  Interest Rates On PPF, Other Small Savings Schemes Unchanged In December Quarter

  This means existing interest rates will apply on small savings schemes - such as the Public Provident Fund (PPF) - in the quarter ending December 31.

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  15-Year Public Provident Fund: From April 1, Interest Rate Cut To 7.1% From 7.9%

  PPF Interest Rate: A Public Provident Fund account can be set up at designated branches of post office and commercial banks for a lock-in period of 15 years.

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  Rs 1.5 Lakh/Year Investment In PPF Account Can Earn You Rs 28 Lakh. Here's How

  PPF Account Interest Rate: PPF accounts come under the EEE category of investments which implies that the investments, the income and the maturity amount are all tax-free.

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  Your Small Savings Scheme Investment Fetches These Returns In March Quarter

  Small Savings Scheme Interest Rates: The government reviews the interest rates on small savings schemes such as PPF on a quarterly basis at present. Among other small savings schemes available today, the Time Deposit scheme comes in four maturity options, ranging from one to five years.

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  Interest Rates On PPF, Other Small Savings Schemes Unchanged In March Quarter

  Currently, the interest rates applicable to the nine schemes - which include theMonthly Income Scheme (MIS) and the Kisan Vikas Patra certificates - are revised by the government every quarter.

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  All You Need To Know About The 15-Year Public Provident Fund Account In Post Office

  15-Year Public Provident Fund (PPF) Account: For the quarter ending March 31, the government has retained the interest rates at existing levels.