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First documentNational Pension Scheme (NPS): How to Invest & Maximise ReturnsOpen original ↗
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First paragraph85 words
Conclusion
NPS can be your ideal solution if you want a savings scheme to support your retirement. The options and benefits of the NPS make it the most preferred choice. However, diversification to ULIPs can help you maintain liquidity as well as growth. At Canara HSBC Life Insurance , we offer you flexible options to invest wherever you feel like, depending on your risk profile and other goals. In fact, in ULIPs, we have a policy to ensure that you can switch between funds effortlessly whenever required.
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Who Should Invest in National Pension Scheme (NPS)?
NPS is a type of saving and investment plan that helps you accumulate a sufficient sum for your retirement. If you are a salaried individual and are looking for a plan that will help you save regularly for your retirement then you can consider investing in NPS.
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What are the Types of Accounts in the National Pension System?
Tier I NPS Account - Tier I is a retirement account. On opening a Tier I NPS account, you are allotted a 12-digit permanent retirement account number (PRAN). You can open this account with a minimum contribution of ₹500. However, to keep the account active, you need to contribute at least ₹ 1,000 in a financial year. There is no cap on the maximum investment you can make in your Tier I account. The money you invest in this account is locked until you turn 60. On turning 60, you can withdraw 60% of the corpus as a lump sum. You must use the balance of 40% of the corpus to buy an annuity plan from an insurance company that will pay you a monthly pension. Under Section 80CCD of the Income Tax Act 1961, the investments you make in your Tier I NPS account qualify for tax exemption.
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1. NPS Tier I Account (Primary Pension Account)
The Tier I account is the primary pension account designed for long-term retirement savings. It is mandatory for individuals enrolling in NPS and offers tax benefits. However, withdrawals are restricted until retirement.