The PFRDA is merging NPS Scheme A (alternate assets) with Schemes C (corporate bonds) and E (equities) to modernize its ...

The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority has updated the National Pension System. New guidelines expand ...

This article explains why NPS-using Tier 1 for pension building and Tier 2 for flexible saving may fit better when a steady ...

The National Pension System (NPS) has now brought some flexibility for subscribers after the PFRDA, or Pension Fund ...

Pension funds managing NPS, UPS, and APY schemes can now invest in silver and gold ETFs, the Nifty 250 index, and Alternative ...

Previously, there was a cap on how long you could stay invested in the NPS. Now, subscribers can continue their investment until the age of 85, unless they choose to exit earlier. This benefits those ...

Under the revised guidelines, pension funds must invest contributions prudently across several regulated asset categories.

PFRDA allows NPS funds to invest in gold, silver ETFs, AIFs, REITs, and bonds adding diversification options for pension subscribers.

The government employees who are subscribers of NPS, UPS, and APY can invest up to five percent, the maximum permissible ...

PFRDA consolidates and updates NPS Tier-I & II investment rules for non-government sectors, specifying asset classes, limits, and rating norms. Ensures risk management and fiduciary ...

National Pension System subscribers can choose their fund managers – each of which has a unique portfolio of assets based on ...

They also make more sense if you fall in the 0–20% tax bracket, where the pre-tax advantage of products like NPS largely ...