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    EPS-95 pension row: Retirees challenge 2007 EPF amendment over lower pension; Karnataka HC rules against them

    The Karnataka High Court ruled against retired employees challenging amendments to the Employees' Pension Scheme, 1995. The court found the government's power to amend the scheme was legitimate and did not violate vested rights. Retired employees argued that their pension entitlements were reduced by the 2007 amendments. The EPFO clarified that the amendments corrected existing anomalies and did not take away benefits.

    EPF account withdrawal rule changed: EPFO discontinues Covid-19 advance facility

    During the Covid-19 pandemic, a non-refundable advance was provided to the EPF members during the outbreak of first wave of Covid-19 and another advance was also allowed in view of second wave

    EPFO Interest Rate Hike: EPFO declares 8.25% as EPF interest rate for FY 2023-24

    EPFO Interest Rate Hike: The Employees Provident Fund is a mandated contribution for salaried employees. An employer is also obligated to make a matching contribution to the EPF account. On a monthly basis, an employee contributes 12% of his earnings to his EPF account. The employee's whole contribution is placed into the EPF account. In the case of the employer, just 3.67 percent is deposited into the EPF account. The remaining 8.33% goes to the Employees Pension Scheme (EPS).

    When will EPF interest for FY 2022-23 be credited, how to check EPF account balance

    EPF interest rate for FY 2022-23: Salaried workers are required to make a contribution to the Employees Provident Fund. Additionally, an employer is required to contribute in a matched manner to the EPF account.

    EPFO declares 8.15% as EPF interest rate for FY 2022-23

    The EPFO has announced the interest rate for EPF accounts for the financial year ended on March 31, 2023. The interest rate for FY 2022-23 has been hiked by 0.05%

    How to find PPO number for pension in EPF

    The Pension Payment Order (PPO) number is required when applying for pension and when submitting one's annual life certificate. Transferring a PF account from one bank branch to another can be problematic if one does not know the PPO number.

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