Employee Provident Fund (EPF) members can withdraw the entire sum amount accumulated in their PF account after they retire. However, the EPF rules allow subscribers to make premature withdrawals to meet various immediate expenses.
A member can make advance PF withdrawals money for buying a house, during children's marriage or education, after he/she leaves the job or any other type of emergencies such as illness, natural calamities among others. The union govt has also allowed advance PF withdrawals to deal with the economic crisis in wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Under this, members can withdraw up to 75 per...
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