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NPS Vatsalya Scheme: The National Pension System is a contributory pension scheme run by the government to ensure income even after retirement. Under this scheme, you have to invest for a long period in your working life. But now parents will also be able to invest in this scheme in the name of their children. For this, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has announced the 'NPS Vatsalya Yojana' while presenting the budget today. Also, the employer's contribution has been increased from 10 percent to 14 percent.
NPS is a market linked scheme
Let us tell you that this scheme currently being run in terms of retirement plan is a market linked scheme. Earlier this scheme was started only for government employees, but after the year 2009, the government started the National Pension Scheme for private sector employees as well. Money is invested in it in two ways. First Tier-1 and Tier-2.
The money is deposited in two parts
NPS Tier-1 is a retirement account, while Tier-2 is a voluntary account. While opening the account, you have to invest Rs 500 in Tier 1. After this, you have to deposit Rs 1000 in Tier 2. You have to make this contribution in every financial year under all circumstances. At the time of retirement, you can withdraw 60 percent of the total amount deposited in NPS in lump sum, while the remaining 40 percent goes to the pension scheme. There is no limit on investment in NPS. The higher the annuity amount is 40 percent, the better will be your pension in old age.