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PNB’s special plan, you will get a lump sum of Rs 68.37 lakh on applying 5000 rupees every month!

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The country’s national bank PNB (Punjab National Bank) offers a special scheme to make its customers’ tomorrow safe and tension free. The name of this scheme of the government is NPS (National Pension System).

New Delhi: The country’s national bank PNB (Punjab National Bank) offers special schemes to make its customers’ tomorrow safe and tension free. The name of this scheme of the government is NPS (National Pension System). If you also invest in this scheme of the bank, then you can get up to 68 lakh rupees in lump sum at the time of retirement. Let us tell you how you can invest in this scheme.




PNB tweeted:

Punjab National Bank has given information about this scheme on its official Twitter handle. By investing money in NPS, you can live a stress-free life even after your retirement.

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Get attractive market linked returns.

This is the pension funds and investment option.
Under this, there is an additional tax exemption of Rs 50,000 under Section 80CCD (1B).
This section is exempt from Rs.1.50 lakh of 80C.




Who can invest?

People between 18 and 60 years of age can invest in the National Pension System. Accounts can be opened under this scheme by going to all government and private banks in the country.

You can do pre-matured withdrawal in

NPS scheme, you can also do pre-mature withdrawal in certain conditions. If you are going to start a new business or are planning to buy a house, then you can withdraw money first. Apart from this, you can also withdraw money for marriage, children’s education and listed illness.

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What is National Pension System?

The National Pension System is a government retirement saving scheme, launched by the central government in the year 2004. Since 2009, the scheme has also been opened to people working in the private sector. Now any employee working in the private sector with the government can join this scheme on their own free will.

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