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India updates NPS rules: non-government subscribers can now withdraw up to 80% at exit, with annuity requirement cut to 20%.
India's National Pension System (NPS) has updated its rules effective December 16, 2025, allowing non-government subscribers to withdraw up to 80% of their retirement corpus as a lump sum at exit, down from the previous 60% limit.
The mandatory annuity purchase requirement has been reduced from 40% to 20% for most cases, with subscribers able to withdraw 100% if their corpus is up to ₹8 lakh.
Higher balances allow partial withdrawals with annuity or systematic payout options.
The exit age has been extended to 85, and the five-year lock-in for non-government subscribers has been removed.
Government employees still face a five-year lock-in and must use 40% of their corpus above ₹5 lakh for annuities.
The tax treatment of the additional 20% withdrawal remains unclear, with experts noting it may be taxable under current laws.
India actualiza las reglas de NPS: los suscriptores no gubernamentales ahora pueden retirar hasta el 80% al salir, con un requisito de anualidad reducido al 20%.