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Financial Planning for Doctors: A Guide for Doctors & Medical Professionals

https://www.canarahsbclife.com/blog/financial-planning/financial-planning-for-doctors

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What Is the Right Way to Start Investing in Your 20s?

https://www.canarahsbclife.com/blog/financial-planning/how-you-should-invest-in-your-20s

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Page A-138

3. National Pension Scheme (NPS):

Investments in NPS are exempt from taxes both at maturity and annuity (up to 40%) stages. Upon reaching 60, you can withdraw 60% of the corpus and receive a pension from the balance of 40%. Contributions to NPS are deductible, under sections 80C, section 80CCD (1b), from taxable income.

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6. National Pension Scheme (NPS):

NPS is a pension scheme that is exempt from taxes both at maturity and annuity (up to 40%) stages. You must try and invest at least 10% of your income into NPS to build a corpus for your retirement. On retirement, you can withdraw 60% of this corpus and opt to get a pension from the balance of 40%. Contributions to NPS are also deductible, under sections 80C section 80CCD(1b), from taxable income.