PPF – A great investment plan with tax savings
PPF stands for Public Provident Fund.
Those who want to merge in tax saving as well as
investment can benefit greatly by joining this scheme.
Investments made in PPF can be deducted for income tax
benefit under Section 80C.
Launched in 1968, this scheme is considered as a
reliable traditional investment scheme. It is also worth noting that this is a
plan without any investment risks.
You can know the investment security of this scheme from
the fact that no one else can claim the amount invested in this scheme as a
lien and even the court cannot warrant payment in return for the investment.
Anyone who is an Indian citizen can join this scheme and
benefit from it.
The scheme has an investment tenure of 15 years.
You can invest monthly or annually as per your
convenience.
In this scheme every year minimum Rs. 500/- should be
invested. Otherwise the account will freeze. Then Rs. 50/- will be required to activate
the account on payment of penalty.
You can invest up to maximum Rs. 1.5 lakhs. Each year
making a maximum of Rs. 1.5 lakh investment can be divided into as many
installments as you like. It can also be paid in one installment, Or monthly
Rs. 12,500/- can be divided into monthly installments and planned.
You invest in this scheme should also know the amazing
results of this scheme.
If you invest 1.5 lakh every year, the interest earned
from 12th year alone will be 1.5 lakh.
The investment period of this scheme is 15 years but
after 15 years it can continue to another ten years. Thus every year the
maximum amount of Rs. 1.5 lakhs for 25 years, then one crore will be matured at
the end.
Have you decided to join this program?
Two passport size photographs, Aadhaar card, PAN card
are enough to join this scheme.
You can open an account in Post Office, State Bank of
India, Indian Overseas Bank, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank as you like.
Since this is a central government scheme, you can open
this account in any of the above without fear and deposit money wherever you
open it - post office, government sector bank, private sector bank.
Birth certificate along with the above documents is
sufficient for initiation in the name of a minor.
You have the facility of availing loan from the third
year after joining this scheme. For this, 2 percent interest is higher than the
interest rate of PPF has been levied. This loan should be settled in 36 months.
A maximum of 50 per cent can be withdrawn from the
seventh year onwards but it is advisable not to so that your investment can
grow more smoothly.
If you want to withdraw after 5 years i.e. before 15
years, there is a penalty of 1%. Needless to say, those who wish to pursue this
scheme as a sound investment should not do so.
In this scheme interest is credited to the account once
a year on 31st March.
For more details and investment you can approach the
post office or the banks mentioned above.
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