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Financial Planning - Top Selling Plans
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Public Provident Fund (PPF)- Because of its numerous investor-friendly characteristics and accompanying benefits, the Public Provident Fund is a popular investment option among investors. It's a long-term investing strategy that appeals to people who wish to make a lot of money while maintaining a steady income. The primary concern of those who register a PPF account is the safekeeping of their money.
Top 10 Types of Investment in India
Public Provident Fund (PPF): The first retirement investment in India for self-employed and small investors, the PPF, has a rate of return, although fixed, that is revised periodically by the Ministry of Finance. The return is annually compounded for each financial year. Thus, investing in April of the year will yield better returns than investing in any other month. PPF is the best investment option in India to build a tax-free corpus of funds, as the maturity amount from this savings scheme is completely exempt from tax. The minimum investment tenure for the plan is 15 years. You can extend the account after maturity in batches of 5 years. You can withdraw money partially after five financial years of investment. Before partial withdrawals, you can borrow from the accumulated corpus if needed.