The government-backed Public Provident Fund (PPF) continues to be one of India’s most reliable long-term savings schemes, especially for conservative investors. Although PPF has a 15-year lock-in ...

PPF Withdrawal Rules: PPF accounts have a lock-in period. Let's learn how to withdraw your funds before this time. PPF Withdrawal Rules: The Public Provident Fund is one of India's long-term savings ...

An individual can begin a PPF investment with as little as Rs 500 in a financial year. The total contribution in a year ...

The coronavirus outbreak has put a lot of people in a tricky spot. Several companies have been forced to put salaries on hold while those who were self-employed have no source of income left with most ...

Public Provident Fund (PPF) is a government-backed long-term savings scheme designed to create a robust retirement corpus. Its 15-year lock-in period nurtures a disciplined saving habit, the principal ...

For many Indians, the Public Provident Fund (PPF) is one of the most trusted ways to build long term savings. It offers tax benefits, a steady interest rate of 7.1 percent for October to December 2025 ...

PPF Calculations: Public Provident Fund offers a tax-free corpus and other tax benefits on deposit. But the small savings scheme can also be used as a source to draw a substantial monthly income and a ...

The Department of Posts has expanded Aadhaar-based biometric e-KYC services to include Recurring Deposit (RD) and Public Provident Fund (PPF) schemes, effective June 27, 2025. This allows for ...