According to the new rules of EPFO, unemployed employees will be able to withdraw their final PF amount after 12 months of unemployment. The final PF pension withdrawal must be made only after 36 ...

The PPF is a long-term savings option in India, facilitating partial withdrawals after five years. Investors must submit Form ...

The Central Board of Trustees has revised Employees' Provident Fund Organisation rules. New regulations have changed EPF ...

EPFO members can now withdraw up to 100% of their eligible provident fund balance for specific needs. A minimum of 25% of the corpus must remain in the account. The final settlement period after job ...

The Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) is a vital retirement savings scheme for salaried individuals. Tracking your EPF balance ...

The government has rolled out a significant update for Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) members, expanding digital access to key services. Recently, EPFO announced that members can now ...

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Switching jobs is exciting, but it also brings up the big question: what happens to your Employee Provident Fund (EPF)? After all, you’ve been contributing every month, your employer has too, and that ...

The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has introduced a major update under its EPFO 3.0 framework, allowing ...

Trinamool Congress MP Saket Gokhale Wednesday, in an X post, had described the EPF withdrawal changes as "theft of salaried people's money" while terming the decisions as "shocking and ridiculous".

After the announcement, social media was flooded with rumours that employees will no longer be able to withdraw their PF after leaving a job. This is not true.