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Want to earn Rs 2.5 cr after retirement from EPF? Invest THIS much

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Planning for a secure retirement?

Discover how to achieve a retirement corpus of Rs 2.5 crore using EPF. Learn the savings strategy and benefits of the Employees Provident Fund.
 

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What is EPF?

The Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) is a government-backed savings scheme. It helps salaried employees save for retirement through monthly contributions.

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EPF Interest rate

EPF currently offers an annual interest rate of 8.25%. This rate helps grow your retirement savings over time, ensuring financial stability.

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Retirement age for EPF

EPF members receive their pension after turning 58. For early retirement, members must be at least 50 years old.
 

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Extra pension for deferred claims

If you defer your EPF pension by two years, you can earn an additional 4% per year. This can significantly boost your retirement corpus.

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Eligibility for EPF pension

To qualify for EPF pension, you need at least 10 years of service or contributions. Ensure you meet these requirements for future benefits.

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Minimum EPF contribution

Employees must contribute a minimum of Rs 1,800 per month, with a maximum contribution of 12% of their salary to EPF.

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Achieving Rs 1.5 crore corpus

To accumulate Rs 1.5 crore, contribute Rs 6,400 monthly for 35 years. You'll receive approximately Rs 1,51,47,472.81 at the current interest rate.

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How to reach Rs 2.5 crore

Contribute Rs 10,600 per month for 35 years to get Rs 2.5 crore. At the current rate, you will receive Rs 2,50,88,001.8 upon maturity.

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