NPS exit overhaul: PFRDA allows 80% corpus withdrawal for private subscribers; raises exit age to 85
NPS exit overhaul: PFRDA allows 80% corpus withdrawal for private subscribers; raises exit age to 85
India's pension regulator has significantly relaxed exit and withdrawal norms for National Pension System (NPS) non-government subscribers, allowing them to withdraw up to 80% of their pension wealth. The investment horizon has also been extended to age 85 for all categories, offering greater flexibility in retirement planning.
India's pension regulator has significantly relaxed exit and withdrawal norms for National Pension System (NPS) non-government subscribers, allowing them to withdraw up to 80% of their pension wealth. The investment horizon has also been extended to age 85 for all categories, offering greater flexibility in retirement planning.
India's pension regulator has significantly relaxed exit and withdrawal norms for National Pension System (NPS) non-government subscribers, allowing them to withdraw up to 80% of their pension wealth. The investment horizon has also been extended to age 85 for all categories, offering greater flexibility in retirement planning. 
