NPS (National Pension Scheme)

At InvestmentVala, we believe that retirement planning is not optional – it is essential. One of the most powerful and disciplined ways to build a secure retirement corpus in India is through the National Pension Scheme (NPS). NPS is a government-backed, long-term retirement savings scheme designed to help individuals systematically accumulate wealth for their post-retirement life.

NPS encourages regular savings during your working years and provides a structured pension income after retirement. It is suitable for salaried individuals, self-employed professionals, and business owners who want to ensure financial independence, dignity, and stability in their retirement years.

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What is NPS?

The National Pension Scheme (NPS) is a voluntary, contribution-based retirement system regulated by the Government of India. Under NPS, investors contribute regularly to their retirement account, which is invested in a mix of equity, corporate bonds, and government securities. Over time, this helps in building a substantial retirement corpus.

At the age of retirement (currently 60 years), a part of the accumulated corpus can be withdrawn, and the remaining amount is used to purchase an annuity that provides monthly pension income for life.

Key Features of NPS
1

Long-Term Wealth Creation

NPS helps you build a large retirement corpus through disciplined long-term investing.

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2

Market-Linked Returns

Your contributions are invested in equity and debt, allowing you to benefit from market growth.

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3

Tax Benefits

NPS offers attractive tax benefits under the Income Tax Act, making it one of the most tax-efficient retirement products.

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4

Low Cost Structure

NPS has one of the lowest fund management charges among all investment products in India.

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5

Flexible Contributions

You can invest monthly, quarterly, or annually based on your cash flow.

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6

Choice of Fund Managers

You can choose your preferred pension fund manager and asset allocation.

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