The government has given online facility to withdraw money from Employee Provident Fund (EPF or PF). This has made it easy to withdraw money from PF.
For this reason, it is seen that when people need money, they withdraw money from their PF fund. If you are also planning to withdraw money from PF fund, then it is very important for you to know how much your retirement fund will suffer if you withdraw money from here.
How will your fund be affected
According to the estimated calculus, if you have 30 years left in your retirement and now you withdraw Rs 50 lakh from your PF account, then it will affect your retirement fund by Rs 5 lakh 27 thousand. Know here how much money you withdraw will affect the retirement fund.
| How much money to withdraw | How much will you get after 20 years (Rs) | How much will you get after 30 years (Rs) |
| 10 thousand | 51 thousand | 1 lakh 16 thousand |
| 20 thousand | 1 lakh 02 thousand | 2 lakh 31 thousand |
| 50 thousand | 2 lakh 55 thousand | 5 lakh 58 thousand |
| 1 Lac | 5 lakh 11 thousand | 11 lakh 55 thousand |
| 2 lakhs | 10 lakh 22 thousand | 23 lakh 11 thousand |
| 3 lakhs | 15 lakh 33 thousand | 34 lakh 67 thousand |
Note: This table is given according to a rough estimate. Apart from this, in the table given here, interest was calculated annually.
Do not
withdraw money from the PF fund unless it is very important. Money management experts believe that it should be avoided to withdraw money from the PF unless it is very important. It is getting interest at the rate of 8.5%. The larger the amount withdrawn from the PF, the greater the impact on the retirement fund.
How much PF is deducted?
According to the rules, it is mandatory for people receiving salary to contribute 12% of their salary and dearness allowance to the PF account. At the same time, 3.67% of the amount deposited by the company is deposited in EPF. The remaining 8.33% is deposited in the Employees Pension Scheme (EPS).
