NPS

NPS continues to provide essential tax benefits, particularly under Section 80CCD(1B), which offers further tax deductions, but the new system has lessened its tax-savings advantage.

Mutual funds provide flexibility and the possibility of higher returns, but NPS offers a systematic plan for retirement savings with tax benefits.

Keeping some investments in NPS is worth it if retirement tax-saving is your priority. Otherwise mutual funds offer more returns and liquidity.

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Starting early with NPS is a wise decision because of the power of compounding. Long-term, consistent investing can greatly increase your retirement funds. And investing $7,500 per month for 35 years could result in a substantial capital gain.

Annuity rates, Expected results and Tax effects are some factors from which you need to calculate the precise monthly pension and total capital from your NPS contribution.