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Which NPS is best individual or corporate?

Which NPS is best individual or corporate?

NPS provides a subscriber access to two personal accounts: Tier-I pension account & Tier-II savings account….Know more about NPS-Corporate Sector Model.

Employee Without NPS (Section 80 C) With NPS 80 CCD (2)
Deduction Rs. 1 lakh Rs. 2 lakh
Taxable income Rs. 11 lakh Rs. 10 lakh
Tax Rs. 1.6 lakh Rs. 1.3 lakh
Tax paid (\% Salary) 13.33\% 10.8\%

Should I invest in corporate NPS?

National Pension Scheme (NPS) is an essential retirement planning tool. It holds an important place in the overall portfolio of an investor which must include other types of asset classes as well. One can have an income tax exemption on NPS investment up to ₹50,000 under Section 80CCD.

Which NPS scheme is better?

Best Performing NPS Tier-I Returns 2021 – Scheme E

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Pension Fund Managers Returns*
UTI Retirement Solutions 21.97\% 14.04\%
SBI Pension Fund 19.78\% 13.54\%
ICICI Pension Fund 21.44\% 13.90\%
Kotak Mahindra Pension Fund 20.79\% 13.96\%

What is corporate CG in NPS?

New scheme for private companies For corporate entities wanting to invest in pension funds tailored for government employees, PFRDA has launched a new scheme called the corporate central government scheme (Corporate-CG scheme).

What is NPS corporate model?

NPS Corporate Sector Model is the customized version of core NPS to suit various organizations and their employees to adopt NPS as an organized entity within purview of their employer-employee relationship.

Who can apply for corporate NPS?

Who can subscribe for NPS? The employee should be between 18-65 years of age as on the date of submission of his/her corporate NPS application to the POP/POP-SP. The employee should comply with the KYC normal as detailed in the Subscriber Registration form for corporate NPS.