Starting January 2025, Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) subscribers may be able to withdraw their provident fund (PF) savings directly from ATMs. For more information, tune in! #IndiaTodaySpecial #EPF #PersonalFinance #ProvidentFund #ATM #ITNewsByte | India Today

The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has kept the interest rate on employees’ provident fund (EPF) deposits unchanged at 8.25% for 2024-25, according to sources. In February 2024, EPFO had slightly raised the interest rate to 8.25% for 2023-24 from 8.15% in 2022-23. Sakshi Batra explains more #EPFO #PF #ProvidentFund #interestrates #finance #financial #ITNewsByte | India Today

The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has rolled out two major updates that are game-changers for all of us: 1. Auto-Approval of Advance Claims: Previously, if you needed an advance from your EPF due to illness or other reasons, the process could be lengthy, waiting for manual approval. Now, any claims up to ₹1 lakh will be auto-approved, speeding up the time it takes for funds to hit your bank account. Quick and hassle-free! 2. No More Uploading of Passbook or Cancelled Cheques: In

. . EPF Withdrawal Rules The employee can withdraw employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) - • At the time of retirement (On or after 58 years of age) OR • If unemployed for two months or more OR •Death before the specified retirement age OR Unemployment- • A person can withdraw 75% of his or her provident fund if unemployed for more than a month • The remaining 25% of the corpus can be withdrawn after 2 months of unemployment When to Make Partial Withdrawals? 1. Marriage/ Education- served for Min. 7 y