The options are to: immediately take an annuity; a flexible access drawdown; retire later; take as regular lump sum withdrawals; take the whole pension pot; or a combination of the above.

"You should have contributed more than the prevalent wage ceiling of Rs 5,000 or Rs 6,500 and you should not have exercised the joint option with your employer for such a higher contribution ...

Should you take your pension as a lump sum or annuity? Which pension option will give you more money? Consumer Reports explains how to decide between lump sum and annuity pension options to get ...

Higher pension: Another month for joint-option applications, corrections The provision is part of a fresh set of instructions issued by the Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation for scrutiny ...

The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has extended the deadline for choosing the higher pension option to June 26. The current deadline would have expired on May 3. By June 26, you ...

We have to pay the equivalent of 28.6 per cent of staff members’ salaries into a pension scheme: we could offer an option where we cut that a little and give teachers a significant pay increase.

KOCHI: The Kerala high court on Wednesday ordered the EPFO to allow employees to contribute towards higher pension without insisting on proof of having chosen it before, as specified in the scheme ...

August 20, 2024 at 0:04pm BST. Last week I covered three of the options you have with your pension pot at retirement: taking an annuity, retiring later and flexible access drawdown (leaving your ...