The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) has done so by facilitating on-boarding of subscribers and providing advisory services to them for allocating assets under the NPS and choosing pension fund managers.
"The applicants can now submit their application online and upload scanned images of all the required documents. This will reduce the application processing time," the regulator said in a statement today.
A retirement advisor can be any individual, registered partnership firm, body corporate, or any registered trust or society that is keen to provide advice on the NPS or other pension schemes regulated by the PFRDA to prospective and existing subscribers.
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