The Government of India has replaced the Public Provident Fund (PPF) Scheme, 1968 with the Public Provident Fund (PPF) Scheme, 2019. Here are the major changes
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Read MoreThe Government has kept the rates on the Public Provident Fund, National Saving and other small savings unchanged for the first quarter of FY 19
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Read MoreGovernment has suspended its earlier order, and now NRIs can continue to enjoy the PPF benefits
Read MoreThe government had proposed the merger of various small savings acts and the PPF act, which will be later governed by a new act, Government Savings Promotion Act
Read MoreEconomic Affairs Secretary SC Garg clarifies that the proposed Government Savings Promotion Act will retain protection against attachment for the PPF
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