Newspoint on MSN
EPFO new rule: Withdraw up to ₹1 lakh PF advance in just 3 days — know the complete process
The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has introduced a major relief for its millions of subscribers by simplifying and speeding up the PF advance withdrawal process. With the new ...
In the event of unemployment, members can withdraw up to 75 percent of their PF balance right away, while the remaining 25 ...
The EPFO has overhauled its withdrawal framework to assist millions of salaried employees. By reducing thirteen complex categories into five simplified sections, the new rules ensure faster processing ...
The updated rules also permit access to a larger portion of PF funds. Withdrawals can now include both employee and employer contributions, along with accrued interest. In many cases, members can ...
Newspoint on MSN
EPFO Rules 2026: Will PF interest stop after quitting your job? Know 3 important updates
Millions of Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) subscribers often wonder what happens to their PF balance after leaving a job. A ...
EPFO 3.0 is set to introduce instant PF withdrawals, quicker claim settlements, AI-based services and UPI access. Here’s what ...
EPFO 3.0 roll out: India's EPFO is undergoing a major tech overhaul with EPFO 3.0, aiming for a core banking-style system to ...
India Today on MSN
NPS, PF withdrawal rule changes: What you can take out and when
NPS and EPF withdrawal rules have changed, affecting how much money can be accessed and when. From early exits to emergency withdrawals, here is what subscribers should check now.
If you have ever tried to withdraw money from your EPF account, you probably remember the feeling. You were technically allowed to take the money out, but the process made you wonder if it was worth ...
The Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) is planning to allow subscribers to withdraw their eligible EPF balance directly into their bank accounts using UPI by April 2026. Once implemented, ...
According to the latest rules followed by the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO), a PF account does not stop earning interest immediately after you leave a job.
This comes in the backdrop of the retirement fund body expanding in scale to cover both organised and unorganised sector ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results