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    EPFO total contributions expected to rise by 25% in 2027-28 due to wage ceiling increase

    EPFO is forecasting a major increase in its total contributions for the financial year 2027-28. The wage ceiling has been raised to ₹25,000 from ₹15,000, effective September 17. Total contributions for the current year are estimated to exceed previous budgeted amounts significantly. Additionally, the board will consider investing up to 3% in alternative investment funds.

    How you can use FD laddering for Rs 10 lakh investment after RBI raises repo rate

    The Reserve Bank of India has raised the repo rate, which positively impacts fixed deposit interest rates. Investors should explore the FD laddering strategy for various tenures, allowing them to reinvest at higher rates as shorter deposits mature. Moreover, diversifying across different banks can boost insurance coverage. It's essential for investors to stay aware of their liquidity requirements and any shifts in interest rates when engaging in this strategy.

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    ETMarkets Smart Talk| STT, GST, brokerage, UPI charges: Varun Saboo on the hidden cost of frequent trading

    In this episode of ETMarkets Smart Talk, Varun Saboo, Head – Equities at Anand Rathi Share and Stock Brokers, breaks down the hidden cost of frequent trading, explains why the impact differs sharply between long-term investors and active traders, and shares what investors should keep in mind when evaluating returns after transaction costs.

    How to get Rs 3 lakh/month from my Rs 2 crore EPF corpus?

    ET Wealth Reader's Query: I retired at 53 and have Rs 2 crore in my EPF account. I understand that I can continue to earn interest on the balance for up to three years even without fresh contributions. What are the tax rules for this? My monthly expenses are Rs 3 lakh. I want to optimise returns and get steady income.

    EPF vs NPS: Rs 10,000/monthly investment in each; where you may get a higher retirement corpus?

    The National Pension System (NPS) and the Employee Provident Fund (EPF) both serve unique purposes for retirement planning. The ultimate financial growth from these investments significantly relies on future market performance, allowing both options to potentially build substantial wealth over time.

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