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How much money beneficiaries may lose without reform

November 2, 2026 admin 4 Views 0 Comments Breaking News: Politics, business news, Disability benefits, Elections, Fiscal policy, Government budget deficits, Government budgets, Government pensions and social security, Government spending, House elections, Labor economy, Legislation, Mid-term elections, Personal finance, Politics, Retiree finances, Retirees, retirement planning, Senate elections, Social issues, Social Security, Tax planning, U.S. Democratic Party, U.S. Economy, U.S. Republican Party, U.S. Social Security Administration

Maryvit Luna – CNBC | Getty images Social Security retirement benefits may face an automatic, across-the-board cut in just six

Politics

These Senate races may help determine the fate of Social Security

November 1, 2026 admin 31 Views 0 Comments Alaska, business news, Elections, Fiscal policy, Government and politics, Government debt, Iowa, Labor economy, Maine, Martin O'Malley, Michigan, Mid-term elections, National debt, National security, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Personal finance, Retiree finances, Retirees, retirement, retirement planning, Senate elections, Seniors, Social issues, Social Security, Texas, U.S. Social Security Administration, US Senate, Voting

Clockwise, from bottom left, are Josh Turek, a Democratic Iowa state representative, and Republican U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson, both U.S.

Business

Mandaviya rolls out EPFO services through WhatsApp: Check PF balance, passbook and latest transactions on your phone

November 1, 2026 admin 37 Views 0 Comments compliance-related issues, Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation, epfo, EPFO WhatsApp services, Mansukh Mandaviya, Personal finance, PF accounts, provident fund account, retirement planning

The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has launched WhatsApp-based services to help subscribers access their provident fund account information and

Business

NPS vs mutual funds: Need your retirement savings at 35? Check withdrawal rules, lock-in periods and tax benefits

October 21, 2026 admin 97 Views 0 Comments early withdrawal rules, National Pension System (NPS), NPS All-Citizen Model, NPS vs mutual funds, Personal finance, retirement planning, retirement portfolio, retirement-focused mutual funds, tax benefits

Choosing between the National Pension System (NPS) and retirement-focused mutual funds involves more than comparing returns and tax benefits. For

Business

Changed jobs? What happens to your Corporate NPS account, accumulated corpus and future contributions? Details explained

October 20, 2026 admin 85 Views 0 Comments change jobs, changing jobs, National Pension System (NPS), NPS account, NPS contributions, NPS savings, PRAN, retirement planning, retirement savings, switching employers

When you change jobs, it is natural to wonder what happens to your retirement savings under the National Pension System

Business

Want to retire early? How to split ₹1 lakh in monthly investments between short-term goals and FIRE, expert explains

October 18, 2026 admin 97 Views 0 Comments asset allocation, early retirement, financial goals, financial independence, financial planning, FIRE, investment horizon, Personal finance, retirement corpus, retirement planning, short-term financial goals, young investors

For someone looking to retire early, deciding how much to invest towards financial independence and early retirement (FIRE) versus short-term

Business

Voluntary Provident Fund: Should you invest beyond EPF? Interest rates, tax rules and the ₹2.5 lakh limit explained

October 16, 2026 admin 114 Views 0 Comments EPF, EPF contribution, EPF tax limit, EPFO rules, investing, Personal finance, retirement, retirement planning, retirement savings, salaried employees, Voluntary Provident Fund, VPF interest rate

Voluntary Provident Fund (VPF) allows salaried employees to contribute more than the mandatory amount deducted from their salary towards the