When can I partially withdraw from NPS?
Under new PFRDA rules, after completing 3 years, partial withdrawals are
allowed, subject to certain conditions:
- You can
withdraw only 3 times during the tenure of your subscription.
- You should
maintain a minimum gap of 5 years between ant 2 withdrawals. This gap can be
reduced only during medical emergencies.
- You can
withdraw only 25% of your total contributions towards this scheme.
- Partial
withdrawal is allowed only in certain exceptional cases, like education of
his/her children, marriage expenses, house construction or medical emergencies.
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