PPF vs VPF: These two schemes, PPF and VPF, come with different benefits, including interest rates, security features, and tax, but which one should you choose Both PPF and VPF accounts earn interest ...

PPF vs VPF: When it comes to tax-saving options, people have a number of schemes to invest their money, reduce taxable income and ultimately save tax. Of all the existing options, only a few fall ...

Financial planners highlight that disciplined contributions to EPF, supplemented by VPF, can help salaried employees build a retirement corpus of up to ₹80 lakh over 30 years. The approach leverages ...

The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) and Voluntary Provident Fund (VPF) help you save for retirement. While EPF contributions are mandatory, you can also choose to contribute to VPF to save even more ...

Better returns are always welcome, which is why investors look for ways to earn more on their investments. Salaried employees looking for risk-averse investment options to grow their money prefer ...

To provide relief to employees and employers facing cash crunch, the government has reduced their mandatory contribution to the Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) from 12% to 10% of the basic pay plus ...

Voluntary Provident Fund calculation: Salaried individuals working in an establishment covered by the Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) have an excellent opportunity to save for their ...

EPF is a solid debt product but it will not be enough for your retirement. As a salaried employee, you make regular contributions to your EPF (employees’ provident fund). This is deducted from your ...

Voluntary Provident Fund (VPF) facility is available to salaried employees wherein they can contribute more than 12% of the Basic Pay+Dearness Allowance (DA) towards their EPF accounts. Employees are ...

Compared to other power units in this price segment, the new VPF models are equipped with additional safety standards and due to the innovative CircuitShield technology offer as much as nine ...