NPS Vatsalya, Rs
India TV · 3h
NPS Vatsalya gets positive response: 9,700 minors subscribe to pension scheme on first day
Under the NPS Vatsalya scheme, parents can open a pension account for their children and make a minimum annual contribution of Rs 10,000 per annum. After the child is 18 years of age, the account automatically gets converted into a normal NPS account,
The Financial Express · 3h
NPS Vatsalya: Which banks are offering facility to open an NPS account for your minor child?
NPS Vatsalya accounts are available at banks like ICICI, SBI, Axis, Canara, Central Bank, Indian Overseas, and Bank of Maharashtra, providing parents an easy way to invest in their children's financial future.
Indiatimes · 14h
NPS Vatsalya: Your child can get more than Rs 10 crore on retirement if you put Rs 10,000 a year till he is 18; how to invest in NPS Vatsalya
Parents have the option to utilize NPS Vatsalya to establish savings for their children's future by opening a pension account and taking advantage of the power of compounding for long-term wealth. NPS Vatsalya offers flexible contribution and investment options,
moneycontrol.com · 1d
NPS Vatsalya: Why children’s pension cannot be priority over education or parents' retirement plans
For children’s higher education, which is the top goal for parents, equity mutual funds constitute a better vehicle, say financial advisors. Even amongst government schemes, PPF and Sukanya Samriddhi score over NPS Vatsalya as they make funds available when education funding needs arise.
Indiatimes · 11h
NPS Vatsalya vs Mutual Funds: Which one to choose for investment for your child’s future
The National Pension System (NPS) is a cost-effective and well-regulated pension scheme that offers competitive returns. The equity component has shown a 14.2% annual growth rate since its launch, while the mixed debt-equity scheme for central government employees has generated a 9.
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