Public Provident Fund (PPF) is a popular investment option that is considered as a retirement retirement-focussed scheme. It ...

One of the popular schemes under small savings schemes is Public Provident Fund (PPF) which is a long-term savings instrument ...

The PPF continues to be a strong financial planning option for many Indians, combining safety with attractive returns, and tax savings.

The advantages of tax savings and tax-exempt returns make PPF an excellent option for achieving one's long-term financial objectives.

When planning to invest Rs 1.3 lakh annually, two popular options often dominate the conversation: Systematic Investment ...

Compare SIP and PPF returns. SIP offers higher returns with market risks, while PPF provides risk-free, steady growth with ...

As of January 2025, the PPF interest rate stands at 7.1% per annum, compounded annually. The rate is subject to quarterly revisions by the government, ensuring fair returns in line with market trends.

The Central government has chosen to keep the interest rates on various small savings schemes unchanged for the fourth ...

While PPF used to offer 12 per cent interest in April 1999, it started declining with the turn of the 21st Century and ...

Investments in a PPF account can range from a minimum of Rs 500 to a maximum of Rs 1.5 lakh per financial year. Investors can choose to invest in a lump sum or in up to 12 installments annually.