Retail NPS

Retail NPS

Any citizen of India, aged between 18 and 85 years, willing to join NPS directly under the All-Citizens Model and not through an employer, is considered a Retail Subscriber. Any self-employed or salaried individual can open an NPS account, provided he/she fulfils the prescribed eligibility criteria and KYC requirements, and contributes periodically during the working years to build a sizeable retirement corpus and draw a pension after retirement.

Eligibility

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Any Citizen of India (Resident, Non-Resident, or OCI)

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Age between 18 and 85 years

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KYC Compliant

Why Join Retail NPS?

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Regular pension on retirement

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Low-cost pension scheme

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Eligible tax benefits on contributions

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Risk spread across asset classes

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Portability across jobs and locations

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Withdrawals for emergencies

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Tax-free withdrawals on exit

Tax Benefits

NPS offers multiple tax benefits on contributions as well as withdrawals .

Tax Benefits On Contributions

For self-employed individuals

20% of gross income invested in NPS and subject to a maximum of ₹1.5 lakh is available for deduction under section 80CCD(1).

Additionally, invest up to ₹50,000/- and avail tax deduction under section 80CCD(1B). This benefit is over and above ₹1.5 lakh limit of Section 80CCE.

For salaried individuals:

10% of Salary (Basic and DA) invested in NPS subject to a maximum of ₹1.5 lakhs is available for deduction under section 80 C.

Additionally, invest up to ₹50,000/- and avail tax deduction under section 80CCD(1B). This benefit is over and above ₹1.5 lakh limit of Section 80CCE.

*Kindly note the above-mentioned tax benefits are available only under the Old Tax Regime.

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Tax Benefits On Withdrawals & Exit

Partial Withdrawals: Up to 25% of self-contributed amount allowed as partial withdrawal for pre-defined emergencies, shall be tax-exempt

Withdrawals on premature exit: Up to 20% of accumulated corpus is eligible for withdrawal upon premature exit shall be tax-exempt

Withdrawals upon attaining Superannuation or exit on maturity: Entire corpus amount is tax free. Maximum 60% allowed as withdrawal with remaining 40% to be invested in annuity for receiving your pension.

Annuity Investment: There is no GST applicable on NPS corpus that is invested in Annuity plan provided by PFRDA-approved insurance companies, for receiving a pension.

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How to Join?

Click Open NPS Account and select your preferred Central Recordkeeping Agency (CRA).
  • Fill out the registration form online and upload documents.
  • Make initial payment of ₹500/- or more and get your NPS Account activated.
  • This will generate PRAN (Permanent Retirement Account Number) which is unique, i.e. , an individual can have only one PRAN number.
  • After a day, the subscriber gets a Login ID to his account held by the CRA. Using this login ID, subscriber can view all details and history of his/her account.
It takes about 10- 15 mins to open your online NPS account.
Kindly keep the below information and documents ready
  • Mobile-linked Aadhaar Card or DigiLocker
  • Bank account details (account number, IFS Code, and bank name; ensure that the bank account is in name of the individual registering for NPS)
  • scanned copy of cancelled cheque or bank passbook
  • Scanned copies of your PAN Card and your signature
  • Ensure your UPI or Internet Banking is active (for payment purposes)
Size of scanned copies : 4kb to 2Mb
For any queries and help please connect to our team on operations[at]sbipensionfunds[dot]co[dot]in
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