Dhirendra Kumar explains how a retiree should invest in NPS to derive regular income
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If I invest in an NPS Tier-2 account and withdraw from it quarterly and expect a return of 11 per cent from it, should I go ahead with this plan as bank interest rates are too low and my income is also not taxable? Is there any tax liability if I follow this plan?
- R. M. Mathur
This article was originally published on August 26, 2021.
3 min read•By Dhirendra Kumar
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