Public Provident Fund (PPF) is not just a tax-free savings scheme. By extending the account after the initial 15-year lock-in ...
Here's a look at the key differences between PPF and FDs to help you choose the right investment for your financial goals.
Both PPF and fixed deposits are safe investment options and provide fixed and assured returns. The difference, meanwhile, ...
NPS is for structured, long-term retirement, offering tax benefits but requiring an annuity. Mutual funds provide growth and ...
For risk-averse investors, Fixed Deposits (FDs) and Public Provident Fund (PPF) offer stable returns. While FDs provide ...
Life’s uncertainties don’t always wait 15 years. For those who need liquidity sooner, the PPF allows partial withdrawals, but ...
The Kerala High Court has ruled that deposits in minor children's PPF accounts are combined with the guardian's account for ...
A PPF account runs with a 15-year lock-in counted from the end of the financial year in which you open it. You can withdraw ...