EPFO to credit annual interest on PF accounts. Check how much you can receive, up to ₹46,000+, and learn how to check your ...
India’s Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) is grappling with a severe compliance crisis as employer arrears have ...
EPFO Update: PF withdrawal via UPI to be a reality soon – Check step-by-step guide to withdraw money
A major digital revamp for the Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) is set to take place with the rollout of EPF 3.0 ...
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What is EPFO 3.0? Check new digital platform, UPI & ATM withdrawals, key features & more
India, Jan. 22 -- EPFO 3.0 represents the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation's third-generation digital overhaul, ...
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EPFO on UPI: Good news for EPFO subscribers as employees can now withdraw their money from...
The subscribers of EPFO will be allowed to withdraw their account balances through UPI. Scroll down to know more details.
If you’ve had an EPF account for a few years, there’s a decent chance something in it isn’t quite right. A spelling ...
The retirement fund body currently has nearly 8 crore active members and maintains a corpus of around Rs 28 lakh crore.
If you have ever tried to withdraw money from your EPF account, you probably remember the feeling. You were technically allowed to take the money out, but the process made you wonder if it was worth ...
The role of EPFO is set to expand after the implementation of the Labour Codes. EPFO is likely to cover not just organised sector employees but also unorganised workers at scale. A ...
EPFO subscribers will soon withdraw their provident fund directly via UPI. This new system starts in April 2026. Money will ...
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You could get up to Rs 46,000 extra — here’s how to check
EPFO account holders can expect a substantial boost to their savings. The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation is ...
One of the biggest changes under EPFO 3.0 is the ability to withdraw PF funds through UPI or directly from an ATM.
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