If you are a working professional, you must already have a PF account. After all, it is the much-required preparation for the retirement age. Now you can use this same PF account when you switch jobs, ...

EPS Pension Formula: Along with EPF, there are funds in the EPS which the employee can either withdraw or carry-over to the new employer using scheme certificate. What is the use of Form 10C in PF?: ...

The Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has simplified the process to withdraw one’s provident fund account balance, from multiple forms to a single online form, the Mint reported. This is ...

EPF Claim: For salaried employees in India, PF is not only a support after retirement, but also a support in times of emergency. You do not know when an emergency may arise, so you can use your PF at ...

EPF: Once the PF funds are deposited into your bank account, you can easily withdraw them from any ATM using your bank's ATM ...

Earlier this percentage was 12 per cent for private organisations. The employer and employee deposit their contribution with the Employee Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) every month. The ...

The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) is offering an online service to withdraw your provident fund (PF) account balance. To make the withdrawal process quicker and easier, the provident ...

Under the new EPFO rules, unemployed members can now withdraw their full provident fund amount after 12 months of being jobless. However, they will be eligible to withdraw their pension benefits only ...

Mumbai: Tired of filling and submitting multiple forms for provident fund related claims? Employees Provident Fund Organisation has respite for you. Soon, the retirement funds body will allow EPFO ...

The EPFO subscribers must note that the process to rectify the mismatch is simple. New Delhi: PF Withdrawal Online: Employee Provident Fund (EPF) members can withdraw required amount from PF, ...

If you are a salaried employee who makes regular contribution towards the Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF), we recommend you stay put until it’s time for you to retire because it’s more of a retirement ...