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Source: Live Mint Some people like to keep the money in their Employees’ Provident Fund untouched even after retiring to let it continue to accrue interest. However, certain rules come into play with this, involving taxes, the interest accrual period, and the duration for which the funds can remain unclaimed. Here’s how it all works….
Source: Live Mint If you have already accumulated a considerable chunk of corpus in your EPF (Employees Provident Fund) account then you can use the money for any of the purposes given in the rules. As an EPF subscriber, you are supposed to fill form 31 to be able to withdraw the money. First of…
Source: Live Mint If you are an EPF (Employees Provident Fund) subscriber and keen to check the account balance and/or the last contribution made, the process is super easy. You need to only give a missed call. The only condition is that the member’s mobile number must already be registered on the UAN portal. So,…
Source: Live Mint The Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has issued a circular highlighting the allotment of funds for the year 2024-25 towards welfare activities of employees. The total budget for welfare activities, reads the circular, is ₹13.10 crore — out of which ₹74.37 lakh belong to the holiday homes alone. Excluding the budget for…
