Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) has taken several initiatives in the past few years to increase pension coverage in the country, notably introducing e-NPS, reducing minimum contribution levels, new investment instruments, aggressive life cycle funds etc.
PFRDA has now taken a further step in this direction by increasing the incentives payable to Points of Presence (POPs), the principal distributive points for National Pension System (NPS).
Principal Distribution Point
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Services offered
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Current Charge
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New Charge
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POP
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Initial Subscriber Registration*
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Rs. 125/-
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Rs. 200/-
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Initial Contribution
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0.25% of the contribution Min: Rs. 20/- & Max : Rs.25,000/-
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0.25% of the contribution Min: Rs. 20/- & Max : Rs.25,000/-
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All Subsequent Contribution
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All Non-Financial Transaction
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Rs. 20/-
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Rs. 20/-
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Persistency*
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Rs. 50/- per annum (only for NPS-All Citizen)
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e-NPS* (for subsequent contributions)
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0.05% of the contribution Min Rs 5/- & Max Rs 5000/- (Only for NPS- All Citizen and Tier-II Accounts)
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0.10% of the contribution Min Rs 10/- & Max Rs 10000/- (Only for NPS- All Citizen and Tier-II Accounts)
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*Changes effected
A new incentive towards increasing persistency has been introduced under which POPs will receive an incentive of Rs. 50/- per account per annum for every account which continues to contribute a minimum of Rs 1000/- in a financial year.
PFRDA believes that the renewed incentive will help in increasing the reach of pensions in India, through the efforts of Points of presence (POPs).
Courtesy: pib.nic.in
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