Which gives better returns PPF or NPS?

PPF provides secured returns over the long term and for all ages, which is why it is a great investment opportunity for long-term savings. Of late though, the National Pension Scheme or NPS has also been gaining a lot of attention as a tool for making retirement savings.

Should I invest in both PPF and NPS?

Each has its own advantages and can be supplemented to achieve long-term goals, primarily being retirement. Rather than trying to figure out which is better between PPF and NPS, make the best use of both PPF and NPS in accumulating a sizable corpus over the long term.

What is the current rate of interest on NPS?

The current return on the Public Provident Fund is 7.10\% per annum. From 2018 to 2020, it ranged between 7\% to 8\% per annum….5. NPS vs. PPF: Interest Rates.

Investment Type	Rate of Interest (per annum)
National Pension System	9\% to 12\%
Public Provident Fund	7.10\%

Which investment option is best in NPS?

Best Performing NPS Tier-I Returns 2021 – Scheme E

Pension Fund Managers	Returns*
HDFC Pension Fund	21.35\%	14.02\%
UTI Retirement Solutions	21.97\%	12.79\%
SBI Pension Fund	19.78\%	12.30\%
ICICI Pension Fund	21.44\%	13.14\%

Is it worth investing in NPS?

An Affordable Investment Also popular as one of the low-cost investments with higher return benefits, NPS can be a good pick for you. The contribution can be minimal, but the higher compounding feature of these schemes helps the investor to enjoy considerable returns at the age of retirement.

Can I exit from NPS?

According to PFRDA Regulations, exit from NPS is allowed on normal superannuation/at the age of 60, before maturity/retirement, or upon the death of a subscriber.