EPFO subscribers should be prepared for lower returns
Organisation is considering crediting interest rate in a staggered manner with the remaining 0.35% to be paid in December 2020
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Remaining 0.35 per cent rate of interest on EPF for 2019-20 would be credited into the subscribers account in December this year
The partial EPF withdrawal by private sector workers doubled during this period compared to last year
Retirement fund body EPFO has settled 9.4 million claims totalling Rs 35,445 crore during April-August despite Covid-19 related restrictions, an official statement said on Tuesday
Investments accrue return of -8.3 per cent for the fiscal, down from 14.7 per cent in the previous fiscal
The move will help higher-income group workers to get higher pensions and is aimed at making the pension fund of the EPFO, which is in deficit, more sustainable
Retirement fund body EPFO on Friday said it has settled 4.6 million EPF withdrawal claims and disbursed Rs 920 crore to its subscribers to meet exigencies due to the Covid-19 situation
The net new enrolments with the EPFO hover around 700,000 every month on an average
The Union Labour and Employment Ministry said in a statement that the EPFO received 1.1 million claims between April and July 2020 through the UMANG mobile application
To support employers for availing benefits under the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Yojna (PMGKY), a special WhatsApp service has been provided for immediate education and assistance
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Employee Provident Fund data shows a sharp fall in new additions to subscriptions to the Fund in April 2020, the first complete month of the lockdown
Provisional payroll data released by the EPFO last month showed that net new enrolments stood at 133,000 in April this year
Govt will invest Rs 12,750 crore in recapitalising the three state-owned insurance companies- Oriental Insurance, National Insurance and United India Insurance
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had announced the extension of the benefit in May this year under the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Yojana
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The 8.5 per cent interest rate, which was declared in March this year is yet to be approved by the Finance Ministry