Investing for your child's future through PPF? Here's what every parent should know before opening a PPF account

Parents can open a Public Provident Fund (PPF) account for their minor children to secure their future, benefiting from ...

Can a parent open a PPF account for a child? Process, tax rules explained

How parents can leverage government-backed compounding and Section 80C benefits while staying within annual deposit limits ...
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PPF: Need money in an emergency? Forget personal loans; here's how to get a low-cost loan from your PPF account

Anyone might suddenly need money. At such times, the first options that usually come to mind are bank personal loans or ...
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Loan against PPF vs Loan against mutual funds: Which is the better emergency funding option?

Need emergency funds? Learn the key differences between loans against PPF and mutual funds, including interest rates, loan ...

Forgot to extend your PPF account after maturity? Here’s what happens next

PPF accounts do not stop existing after maturity, but failing to choose the right extension option can create confusion ...
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Your PPF account is nearing maturity. Should you withdraw, extend, or reinvest?

For investors who do not require immediate liquidity, extending the account in blocks of five years is often a prudent choice.

PPF vs SIPs: Here's how much corpus an investment of ₹12,500 per month for up to 30 years earns you in each?

PPF vs SIPs: Planning your long-term investments? Take a look at how much corpus is generated from an investment of ₹2,000 per month for 30 years with the public provident fund and in mutual funds ...

Moving abroad? Here’s what happens to your PPF account once you become an NRI

Your PPF account does not suddenly disappear after moving overseas, but the rules around contributions and extensions do ...