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How one can get Rs 61,000/month tax-free income from PPF at 50 years of age

How one can get Rs 61,000/month tax-free income from PPF at 50 years of age

Thu, Nov 14, 2024

In an era when market-linked investment options provide double-digit annualised return, investment in Public Provident Fund (PPF) may not appear to be appealing to new-age investors. But investment in PPF provides debt exposure to one's investment portfolio. The scheme provides 7.1 interest rate. It offers a tax-free retirement corpus, plus deposits up to Rs 1.50 lakh in a financial year provide tax benefits under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act, 1961. Know more about PPF and how one can draw Rs 61,000 per month tax-free income from PPF investment.

PPF Calculator: How one can get Rs 61,000/month tax-free income from PPF at 50 years of age; know calculations

PPF Calculator: How one can get Rs 61,000/month tax-free income from PPF at 50 years of age; know calculations

Wed, Nov 13, 2024

PPF Calculator: Investment in Public Provident Fund (PPF) not only provides debt exposure to your portfolio diversification, but it can also be used to get monthly income if used wisely.

PPF Calculator: How to Earn Rs 91,418/Month Tax-Free?

PPF Calculator: How to Earn Rs 91,418/Month Tax-Free?

Thu, Nov 07, 2024

Public Provident Fund (PPF): People use PPF investments for retirement planning, where they can contribute up to Rs 1,50,000 in a financial year and get 7.1 per cent interest rate on that. In the long term, the interest can help you get a substantial amount that they can use for their daily expenses. While PPF can work as an effective debt option for the diversification of an investor's portfolio, the maturity amount in PPF is tax-free.

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PPF Calculator: Can investment in Public Provident Fund get you Rs 91,418/month tax-free income? See calculations to know

PPF Calculator: Can investment in Public Provident Fund get you Rs 91,418/month tax-free income? See calculations to know

Wed, Nov 06, 2024

Public Provident Fund (PPF): People use PPF investments for retirement planning, where they can contribute up to Rs 1,50,000 in a financial year and get 7.1 per cent interest rate on that. In the long term, the interest can help you get a substantial amount that they can use for their daily expenses. While PPF can work as an effective debt option for the diversification of an investor's portfolio, the maturity amount in PPF is tax-free.

5 types of pension schemes you should know about

5 types of pension schemes you should know about

Thu, Oct 24, 2024

If you’re looking for a reliable government-backed plan, National Pension System(NPS) emerges as one of the key retirement planning options that can help you achieve financial freedom post retirement. It provides 5 types of pensions.

SSY, KVP, PPF, NSC and others: Centre keeps interest rates for small saving schemes unchanged in October-December quarter

SSY, KVP, PPF, NSC and others: Centre keeps interest rates for small saving schemes unchanged in October-December quarter

Mon, Sep 30, 2024

The Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS) will also maintain its interest rate at 8.2 per cent. This scheme is specifically designed to provide financial security to senior citizens, offering higher returns compared to other savings options.

PPF Investment Latest Rules: Don't want to get PPF extension or withdraw money on maturity? Will government pay interest on your deposited amount? Know here

PPF Investment Latest Rules: Don't want to get PPF extension or withdraw money on maturity? Will government pay interest on your deposited amount? Know here

Tue, Sep 03, 2024

PPF: Employed, self-employed, unemployed, or retired can open a PPF account. Investors can also withdraw money from their accounts whenever they want.

Can you get Rs 24,000 monthly income through PPF contributions? Know calculations

Can you get Rs 24,000 monthly income through PPF contributions? Know calculations

Thu, Jul 04, 2024

PPF offers 7.1 per cent interest compounded annually. The scheme comes with a 15-year lock-in period, and you need to invest at least some amount for that duration. On completion of five years, you can extend the duration of your investments for further blocks of five years.

SIP vs PPF: Risk or Guarantee? This investment option may help you reach Rs 1 crore milestone first

SIP vs PPF: Risk or Guarantee? This investment option may help you reach Rs 1 crore milestone first

Fri, May 31, 2024

Some of the non-market-linked investment options are Public Provident Fund (PPF), Employees Provident Fund (EPF), fixed deposit (FD), recurring deposit (RD), National Savings Certificate, Senior Citizen Savings Scheme, and Post Office Monthly Income Scheme. Market-linked programmes, on the other hand, depend on the performance of the stock market. Market-linked investment options such as stocks and mutual funds may give a much higher return than the best non-market-linked programmes.

Post Office Scheme: Invest Rs 250 a day in this scheme to accumulate over Rs 24 lakh at 40

Post Office Scheme: Invest Rs 250 a day in this scheme to accumulate over Rs 24 lakh at 40

Thu, May 02, 2024

Post Office Scheme: Under Public Provident Fund or PPF scheme, to get Rs 24 lakh, you just need to save Rs 250 every day. This means, you will have to invest Rs 7,500 every month for 15 years. PPF account holders also get the loan facility. You get the loan based on the amount deposited in your PPF account. This loan is cheaper than an unsecured loan.

How to earn Rs 65.58 lakh, Rs 1.10 cr, and Rs 1.74 cr from interest in this Post Office scheme

How to earn Rs 65.58 lakh, Rs 1.10 cr, and Rs 1.74 cr from interest in this Post Office scheme

Mon, Mar 25, 2024

PPF: Public provident fund is one of the popular post office schemes that falls in the Exempt-Exempt-Exempt (E-E-E) category. It means deposits, interest and withdrawals under the scheme are tax exempt. The scheme provides tax benefits on deposits of up to Rs 1.50 lakh under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act. The lock-in period is 15 years but one can get indefinite extensions of five years of blocks. If one continues their investment in the scheme for a certain period, they can generate a retirement corpus of over Rs 2.25 crore, of which over Rs 1.74 crore will come only through interest. Know calculations.

Public Provident Fund: 3 options to extend PPF account after maturity

Public Provident Fund: 3 options to extend PPF account after maturity

Fri, Feb 23, 2024

PPF offers tax exemption, coupled with the allure of tax-free returns, making it a preferred choice over other investment options.

FD, NPS, PPF: Tax saving investment options for senior citizens

FD, NPS, PPF: Tax saving investment options for senior citizens

Tue, Feb 13, 2024

There are many investment schemes such as Public Provident Fund, National Pension Scheme, Fixed Deposit, ELSS, and Tax-free Bonds, where senior citizens may get good returns and tax exemption up to Rs 2 lakh. Know about such schemes here-

PPF: How Rs 7.5K investment can help you create Rs 1 crore fund

PPF: How Rs 7.5K investment can help you create Rs 1 crore fund

Wed, Feb 07, 2024

Investment in guaranteed return options such as Public Provident Fund (PPF) can also help you create a retirement corpus of more than Rs 1 crore. And that too, even if you start investing at the age of 30. Whether you invest Rs 12,500 a month in PPF or just Rs 7500, you can create a corpus of more than Rs 1 crore. However, the only condition is that you have to be steady and regular in your investing.

Public Provident Fund: How to revive a discontinued PPF account

Public Provident Fund: How to revive a discontinued PPF account

Tue, Feb 06, 2024

Public Provident Fund: A minimum of Rs 500 and a maximum of Rs 1.5 lakh can be invested annually in PPF. If the minimum amount is not deposited, your account is closed.

PPF: How can you become a crorepati through PPF investment; know calculations

PPF: How can you become a crorepati through PPF investment; know calculations

Sat, Jan 27, 2024

Crorepati Tips: If you want, you can also make yourself a crorepati through government schemes like Public Provident Fund (PPF). In this Post Office scheme, your investment remains completely safe because it is not affected by market fluctuations

Post Office Scheme 2024: This scheme with guaranteed returns can help you get Rs 66.58 lakh in few years

Post Office Scheme 2024: This scheme with guaranteed returns can help you get Rs 66.58 lakh in few years

Sat, Jan 06, 2024

If you want to invest in a scheme in which you get risk-free guaranteed returns and your money remains safe, then a Post Office scheme can be very useful for you. Know about this Post Office scheme and how you can accumulate wealth of Rs 66.58 lakh through it in a few years.

Paisa Wasool 2.0: Top tax saving investment schemes for senior citizens

Paisa Wasool 2.0: Top tax saving investment schemes for senior citizens

Sun, Sep 10, 2023

Senior citizens and retirees value financial security and consistent sources of income. For them, investments that provide risk-free returns and tax deductions are perfect for retirement planning. In this video we talk about popular tax-saving investment options that can be beneficial for senior citizens.

Paisa Wasool 2.0: 7 Best small saving schemes with highest returns

Paisa Wasool 2.0: 7 Best small saving schemes with highest returns

Fri, Aug 25, 2023

Small savings schemes have been very popular in India due to the financial security and the return they offer. Investors looking to grow their wealth, or planning for their child's education, retirement, or any other future expense can invest in small saving schemes to earn high returns. In this video we discuss the returns that investors can expect for every Rs 10,000 invested in these schemes.

Employee Provident Fund vs Public Provident Fund: EPF or PPF - where can investors earn higher interest rate?

Employee Provident Fund vs Public Provident Fund: EPF or PPF - where can investors earn higher interest rate?

Mon, Jul 31, 2023

EPF vs PPF comparison: EPFO invests 15% of the fresh money collected every year in equities. This exposure to equity makes it vulnerable to market movements.

Paisa Wasool 2.0: EPF or PPF - where can you invest to earn over 8% interest? | Retirement planning

Paisa Wasool 2.0: EPF or PPF - where can you invest to earn over 8% interest? | Retirement planning

Sun, Jul 30, 2023

Government-backed schemes like Employee Provident Fund (EPF) and Public Provident Fund (PPF) are preferred retirement plans for lakhs of salaried and self-employed professionals in India. But both these pension plans vary in terms of interest rates, taxation, and terms of withdrawal. In this video we talk about the featured and differences of both these plans and where should investors park their retirement funds.

5 tasks you need to complete before March 31

5 tasks you need to complete before March 31

Sat, Mar 18, 2023

The financial year 2022-23 will end on March 31. With this, several deadlines will also come to an end. Therefore, it is important to complete all your financial tasks before March 31 to avoid paying penalties and inconvenience.

PPF withdrawal process online: All you need to know about PPF withdrawal rules, time and status

PPF withdrawal process online: All you need to know about PPF withdrawal rules, time and status

Fri, Feb 24, 2023

It is to be noted that some banks or post offices may require additional documentation or verification before processing the withdrawal request.

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