Impact of delaying NPS exit on your retirement corpus

What will happen if you delay your NPS exit?

ZeeBiz WebTeam Aug 10,2024

NPS contribution basic conditions

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What will happen if you exit at 60?

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What will happen if you defer annuity by 63 and lump sum by 75

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What will happen if you exit at 70?

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NPS: What will happen if you exit at 75?

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