If allowances and benefits (excluding gratuity and retrenchment compensation) exceed 50 percent of an employee’s total ...

An employee has the option to withdraw money from their PF for his/her own marriage, his/her child's marriage, or his/her ...

EPFO simplified EPF withdrawal rules in 2025, reducing categories to Essential Needs, Housing Needs, and Special ...

This explainer compares both government-backed schemes, explaining returns, risk, flexibility, and pension benefits to help ...

To ensure wide participation, EPFO has rolled out a nationwide awareness campaign, informing employers about the scheme’s ...

Retirement planning saw major changes in 2025. Policymakers reformed EPF and NPS, making them more flexible and digital. NPS ...

The Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has introduced major changes in partial withdrawal rules under the new EPFO ...

EPFO launches EES-2025, allowing employers to voluntarily enrol eligible employees left out of EPF coverage from 2017-2025.

The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation has rolled out EPFO 3.0, which reshapes partial withdrawal rules for members. The ...

After you leave your job, your PF account is considered active for the next 36 months. After this period ends, the account is marked as inoperative. However, the 'inoperative' account does not mean ...

EPFO offers a six-month window for employers to enroll eligible employees into the EPF scheme and rectify past non-compliance ...

The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has launched a one-time Employees’ Enrolment Scheme (EES)-2025, offering ...