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    7 must-know things about EPS-95 pension: Eligibility, pension formula, family benefits and more

    The Employees' Pension Scheme, 1995, offers vital retirement benefits for organized sector workers. Managed by the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation, it provides monthly pensions, family pensions, and disablement pensions.

    Rs 7 lakh life insurance cover at zero premium, which very few EPF members are aware of; check how to claim when needed

    Employees' Provident Fund contributions offer a life insurance cover of up to Rs 7 lakh through the EDLI scheme, at no extra premium. This government-backed benefit protects families in case of an EPF member's death during service. Eligibility requires active EPF membership and employer contributions. Claims are processed by EPFO, with updated nominations expediting the procedure.

    Withdrew your PF? Missing this crucial EPS step could cost you your future pension
    Withdrawn your entire EPF balance after a job switch? You may still need to transfer service history to protect your pension under EPS 95

    Many salaried employees forget to transfer their Employees' Pension Scheme EPS service history when switching jobs. This is crucial even if their Employees' Provident Fund EPF balance is zero. Failing to do so can create gaps in pensionable service. This impacts future pension eligibility and the monthly pension amount.

    EPFO member alert: Your nominee may lose provident fund, pension, other benefits if you make this little mistake

    EPFO members are warned that e-nominations are invalid without e-signing via Aadhaar authentication. This crucial step ensures family members can receive EPF, EPS, and EDLI benefits without delays. Failure to e-sign means the nomination won't be processed in case of the member's death.

    EPS-95 Higher Pension: Employees contributing to EPF on actual wages cannot be denied higher EPS 95 pension if they were EPS members on September 1, 2014, rules HC

    The Karnataka High Court has ruled in favour of exempt trust employees. Those who retired after September 1, 2014, and contributed Provident Fund on actual wages can now claim a higher EPS 95 pension. The court quashed the EPFO's rejection orders. This decision allows eligible employees to exercise joint options for enhanced pension calculations.

    The Economic Times
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