The PF withdrawal rules have been updated for EPFO subscribers. They can now withdraw up to 75% of their EPF corpus while ...

The government has also removed the requirement to provide justification for the purpose of partial withdrawals.

Members can now withdraw up to 75 percent of their EPF corpus while maintaining the mandatory minimum balance of 25% percent.

Now, members will be able to withdraw up to 100 per cent of the eligible balance in the Provident Fund, including employee ...

Members can now apply for final PF settlement only after 12 months of leaving employment, compared to the earlier two-month ...

Over seven crore EPFO subscribers can now withdraw up to 100% of their eligible provident funds, including both employee and ...

So, in simple words, members will be allowed to withdraw their provident fund after 12 months of leaving their job and EPS or ...

Thirteen rules for withdrawals consolidated to three, as pension manager announces several measures for liberalisation ...

EPFO has made significant changes, allowing members to withdraw up to 100% of their Provident Fund balance with simplified ...

From streamlined partial withdrawal rules to a new minimum balance amount, the 5 changes were made to tackle delayed ...

The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has announced significant changes to its withdrawal rules, bringing major ...

EPFO has introduced significant changes to EPF withdrawal rules. Members can now withdraw up to 100% of their eligible ...