QuirkyDumpling
QuirkyDumpling

Any opinions about if one should invest in NPS or not.

Consider investing in NPS and taking the tax benefit (however locking money until 60 atleast) vs investing in mutual funds.

Please share your thoughts if its worth the tax benefit.

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DizzyLlama
DizzyLlama
Atlys21mo

I would say, it entirely depends on you.
Think about yourself and the money you would be putting in, let's say 50k for the 80ccd2,
Think on these questions - do you have better use for that 50k pre tax than putting it in NPS? Do you want a retirement corpus? Do you think you can generate more wealth if you didn't opt for NPS?

Based on these questions, you can figure out if it's required for you or not

QuirkyDumpling
QuirkyDumpling
MSCI21mo

I know all these bro, i already have done that analysis, but that can be sure shot, it has lot of assumptions, etc. That's why i am asking about public opinion.

DizzyLlama
DizzyLlama
Atlys21mo

This is specific to your life and goals, how would public opinion help?

SwirlyKoala
SwirlyKoala
EY21mo

It would be foolish not to. Exploit Tax free money.

FloatingWaffle
FloatingWaffle

We are too young unless u r not. Plan is to start at 35... 60 is way too much into the future, you will need that money.

Besides, with New Regime will the tax carrot still hold true for NPS?

QuirkyDumpling
QuirkyDumpling
MSCI21mo

The new tax regime only allows for exception of employer's contribution part, not 50k of own contribution.

QuirkyPretzel
QuirkyPretzel

They have recently introduced the option to withdraw partially if needed (in some scenarios like PF): https://www.npstrust.org.in/partial-withdrawal#:~:text=Frequency%20and%20Limits%20of%20Partial,by%20your%20employer%2C%20if%20any.

If locking it completely till 60 was your only concern then it's maybe solved already.

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