Been following you for couple of years....all your contents are great... giving a third dimension view for all the investment products...that most of others won't let us know. 👍 Keep rocking... Thank you sir.
Definitely an informative video since I didn't knew this much information and a much needed one as well being an NPS subscriber. Thanks for the job well done Shankar and ET Money team 👌👍🏻
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Very informative... plz consider making a video on whether to park the 60% of lumpsum money somewhere like FD's,bonds or to choose 100% annuity. If possible give us a comparison on which option might get us higher pension... Thanks
Now a day nps current value is going below investment. Due to stock market fall is it still good to continue to invest in nps(my case i opted agressive auto choice mode )
Next topics for nps series: 1. Interest credit calculation. 2. How to do profit booking by rebalancing the asset allocation 3. How & when to invest to get desired NAV 4. How to open NPS account online/paperless
Hello Sir. learning a lot from you. I just retired and am looking to lock down an Annuity plan. Have a question. I read somewhere that all Insurance companies come under IRDAI or are regulated by them, so even if I pick a well known private player, it should be ok? Please can you add some light to that topic ? Thanks in advance
Shankar sir nice video as always .. let's say we choose to get 60% of our corpus back and purchase a annuity for 40% what would be the best way to ensure we get monthly income from 60% ? I'm asking this for senior citizens in general
Thank you. Haven't done research on this but I know many senior citizens (my parents included) who invest in AAA rated bonds for this. They get monthly income from these bonds which is almost always higher than bank FD rates. Of course they are careful to diversify across instruments like bonds, FDs, gold, even equities to keep risk in check. Pls find out more on corporate bonds and see if that suits you.
@@ETMONEY cool thanks sir .. one more request .. not urgent though .. can you do a update on ULIPs for this year .. based on how ULIPs are priced and their fund performance.. a shorts will do fine ☺️
Sir, Is it advisable to switch from EPF to NPS for a salary falling under heights tax slab, because most of the the 80C limit is exhausted in EPF saving no much space for ELSS to earn that extra returns..
I feel SIP is better option than NPS. I mean NPS is Risky too. So is Sip. But returns are far more better. SWP should be done during retirement. I would put 50% of my savings in SIP, Rest 50% Insurance, PF, NPS and etc
Hi Sir, in the "Life Annuity with Return of Purchase" section you said, "on death of subscriber, nominee will get Purchase Price of Annuity". Can you please clarify what does "Purchase Price of Annuity" amount exactly. Which one of the below 2 options 1. Only Total Contributions made by the subscriber 2. (Total Contributions + Profits) made by the subscriber P.S: Awesome videos, I think I have watched almost all of your videos .. Now I am revising once again :)
Thank you very much for your kind appreciation The purchase price of annuity refers to the single lumpsum payment you make at the beginning. E.g. say, you have accumulated 50 lakhs in your NPS by the time you retire at 60 years. While you need to put a minimum of 40%, lets say you put 100% of this amount towards annuity. While means 50 lakhs is your purchase price .. so a cheque of 50 lakhs will be cut towards a life insurance company who would take this lumpsum amount and start paying you monthly pension depending on the annuity plan you pick. Hope this clarifies
I have a quick question..if one has started NPS and after few years due to some circumstances, not able to contribute in NPS..will the accumulated find in NPS will be there till 60 years and then one can avail annuity too ??
What if I keep investing in NPS from age of 35 to age to 55 and die. What will happen to entire investment amount? Is annuity plan chosen at the age of 60 or much before? What kind of interest rate can we expect after 30 years when retirement is about to begin? Rather than saving tax of 30% with 50000/- NPS investment if I pay the tax and invest remaining amount of 70% in let’s say blue chip mutual fund then which one will give a better return? Can we compare annuity with SWP?
1. Die at 55 --- we answered this in another video, pls watch at ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-w0ih8scnEz4.html 2. Interest rate after 30 years --- please check with annuity provider 3. Which one better --- please use excel sheet to determine this with assumptions 4. SWP v Annuity -- Maybe you can compare life annuity but not ROP options
From the FAQ listed on the NPSCRA website, it seems to be only from the ones empanelled by PFRDA. Here, have a look: npscra.nsdl.co.in/faq-annuity-service-providers.php
I think for this we would need to explore different annuity plans by different annuity providers. Would be nice if ETMoney makes a video on annuity plans too.
My age is 60, my total value of NPS is 5,25,000/- the question is 1) How much amount I can withdraw as lump sum and how much pension (tentatively) i will get, pls reply to me.
Hi, When is the decision of Annuity options decided at the time of Subscription of NPS or Post retirement the decision is made for Annuity Options? Also, is there an options to change Annuity preferences as of the 4 highlighted??
It is compulsory for the NPS Subscribers to purchase an annuity product from empanelled ASPs at the time of Superannuation and Pre-mature exit. npscra.nsdl.co.in/faq-annuity-service-providers.php
After investing, how many days it will take get reflected in our NPS account? I have invested 2 days back, still no update abt the investment in the account Can someone help on this?
Dear Sir, my neighbour is a widow since last 2 years and has got a bank balance of 8 lacs from her husband bank account. Sir, in coming 4-5 years she has to get her two daughters married. Sir, with said bank balance in her hand; what is the best lumpsum investment option for her to get bigger maturity amount with minimum tax liability ! Pls elaborate/ educate Sir.
Hi. In our opinion, it is advisable for your neighbour to get a proper financial planning exercise done. She has important life goals in the future and it's better to not look at intermittent and sporadic advice for the same. Hope this makes sense
It is compulsory for the NPS Subscribers to purchase an annuity product from empanelled ASPs at the time of Superannuation and Pre-mature exit. npscra.nsdl.co.in/faq-annuity-service-providers.php
But NPS contribution has initial charges 3.5%(Including GST), means whatever the return NPS will give in future it has cost of approx 3.5% in present. Pls correct me if I am wrong.
Don't believe it is so high, else why would 1,00,000+ crores of non-government individuals subscribe to NPS. We have covered this in a couple of blog posts, have a look: 1. www.etmoney.com/help/national-pension-system/about-nps/what-are-the-other-charges-paid-by-subscriber-for-maintaining-the-nps-account 2. www.etmoney.com/pension/nps-contribution#nps_charges
Factoring in tax saving, many investors should lean on NPS. For more info on performance data with index funds, watch out video on Best NPS Managers. Link in description
For every 50k in nps, we get 15k in tax deduction. Add this to 10% return of year.. its much higher than index funds.. Also if u want higher returns, plz choose aggressive category..
Sir i work in High school and get govt aid salary from west bengal can I open NPS account Individual as self employed? I have subscription of GPF from 2018..
Sir i am working in private bank since 2011.now i have completed more than 10 years... If i do premature exit. I can get 20% of accumulated amount.. Remaining 80% amount what will happen or for remaining 80% amount shall i get monthly pension from now.. Now my age is 34...
what if my age is 59 and i come to know that i have some terminal illness...and i will die in 2-3 years. Lets say my total NPS amount in 1 crore. In that case also i will have to give at least 40 lakh to some insurance company knowing that i will die in 2-3 years max ?
